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Collection contains correspondence records, and ephemera documenting the activities of the American Association of University Professors chapter at Butler University between 1955 and 1995.

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Collection contains the records, such as correspondence and programs, that document the American Association of University (AAUW) Chapter at Butler University from 1949-1966.

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The Board of Trustees Papers include meeting minutes, letter books, minutes of the Executive Committee and Butler Foundation meetings, reports and other documents pertinent to the stewardship of Butler University.

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This collection documents the history and development of Butler University's campuses, buildings, and exterior spaces, spanning from around 1855 to 2021. It includes photographs, document files, blueprints and architectural renderings.

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Charter and by-laws for Butler University, formerly known as North-Western Christian University and Butler College; also includes documentation of Articles of Incorporation.

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The Butler University Events Research Collection includes correspondence, documents, ephemera, photographs, and publications documenting significant events held at and traditions of Butler University.

Scope and Contents The Butler University in America’s Wars Collection (UA00.10) contains both primary and secondary sources documenting the role of the University and its affiliated students, faculty, staff, and alumni during the Civil War, Spanish-American War, World War I, and World War II, 1862–1946. For all of the wars covered in the collection, there are research files documenting the students who participated. The majority of the collection documents the University during World War II. These materials...

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This collection contains articles, speeches, addresses and other writings documenting the history of Butler University and Disciples of Christ. Many of the writings are excerpted from other publications such as The Drift, The Collegian, and the Butler Alumnal Quarterly, as well as from theses and dissertations relating to Butler History.

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This collection contains materials relating to the Butler University’s Women’s Faculty Club, a social group created by women having some sort of connection to Butler during a time when clubs for women were scarce. These materials include various documents, such as correspondence, and newspaper clippings.