The repository for official and unofficial records that document the university's history. Mission statement and description of the collections.

Finding aids, contact information and virtual exhibits. Features a timeline of the history of the College.

A major national gateway to archive collections held in UK universities and colleges, forming part of the National Archives Network.

Collection of papers of prominent Catholic institutions and individuals, as well as records of the university.

Inventories, subject-based collection lists, records management policies and forms, and an archives tutorial. Site features links to Alabama history websites, and an exhibit of photographs of and facts about buildings on the campus.

A project to create a national collaborative distributed database of digitised theses produced at Australian universities. The ADT database provides access to PhD and Masters by Research theses only.

Includes inventories, subject-based listings, and records management policies and schedules. Features several exhibits on the history of the University.

Provides access to the papers of U.S. congressmen and state legislators. Topics include water, reclamation, crime, education, transportation, and agriculture.

Inventories, records management policies, and exhibits. Features some online archival content including digitized campus photographs, speech transcripts, and electronic records.

Policies and procedures for records management, electronic records management, and transfer to the Archives. Much of the site is restricted to internal users.

Includes letters of the Wesley family, Methodist periodicals, Maser and Prinster prayer books, hymnology collection and 19th century pamphlets, as well as documents of Bela Kornitzer, Eliot Porter, Georges Simenon, George D. Kelsey and Carl Michalson. In Madison, NJ.

Indexes to campus publications, collection descriptions, and contact information. Features articles on Duke University history, University administration and governance, Duke athletics, and the campus and its architecture.

Includes contact and other basic information, illustrated inventories, and records management resources. Features include access to a database of university publications.

GASHE is a project to provide online access to collection descriptions for the archives of Scottish universities. Ten institutions are currently participating, including the Glasgow School of Art, the University of Edinburgh, and the University of Glasgow.

Research resource centre for history of the University of Glasgow and Scottish business. Subject strengths: records management, archival training, education, science, industry, art, architecture, banking, locomotives, retailing, shipbuilding, textiles, whisky.

Includes inventories, holdings summary, subject-based collection guides, access policies and procedures, and contact information. Features include a digital version of The Harvard Book--an illustrated history of the University published in 1875--and a bibliography on the history of Harvard.

Holdings the papers of some of the most significant names of the nineteenth century scientific world. Description, catalogues, publications.

Searchable finding aids, transfer policies and retention schedules, collections overview, and contact information. Features an illustrated chronology of the University, recent board minutes, and reports from the NHPRC-funded Indiana University Electronic Records Project.

Includes inventories, exhibits, transfer guidelines, and contact information.

Features access to finding aids, visitor information, and an electronic pathfinder for undergraduate research topics.

Inventories, records management policies and retention schedules, and transfer guidelines. Features a survey on managing university web sites, and a photograph exhibit on student life.

Features instructions for the University Records Program, online exhibits, collection descriptions, and information on services for faculty and staff.

Collects records from Northeastern University and from social justice organizations serving Boston's diverse, under-documented populations. Site includes information about the collections and how to use them.

Includes inventories, donor instructions, exhibits, and contact information. Features biographies and photographs of notable Northwestern alumni.

The Oberlin College Archives holds the permanently valuable records of the institution as well as those of individuals, families and organizations affiliated with Oberlin College or the town of Oberlin. Included are materials of movements with which Oberlin has been associated, such as antislavery, black education, coeducation, missions, and temperance. Web site features finding guides, records retention schedules and transfer guidelines, visitor information, and brief articles on Oberlin history.

Records retention schedules, exhibits and contact information. Features inventories and exhibits from the Byrd Polar Research Center Archival Program.

Contains retention schedule for all university records; illustrated guides to historical records, emphasizing agriculture, forestry, engineering, and marine resources; and photographic exhibits. Features include the online Archives and Records Management Handbook.

List of collections, policies and procedures, and a history of the archives.

Exhibits on Rutgers history, inventories, and contact information. Features collection management and development policy.

Inventories, contact information, and access policies. Features a chronology and bibliography on the history of the Institution, and digitized photographs.

Web site features retention schedules, online exhibits, collection descriptions, and articles on Syracuse University history.

Features history, collections, exhibits, services, and news.

Houses private manuscripts and regional collections as well as university records. Includes subject guides, inventories, an archives tutorial, an administrative history of the University, and some digitized photographs.

Records management policies and procedures, an image database, inventories, and contact information. Features a searchable and browsable encyclopedia of Tufts history.

Brief collection overview.

Subject-based holdings guides, inventories, transfer guidelines and contact information.

Includes collection descriptions, finding aids, contact information, access policies and procedures. The site features detailed UB histories and online exhibits with photographs, sound files, and pdf files.

Web site includes visitor information, a history of the Archives, a guide to the holdings, and resources for University records management.

Inventories, records management policies and procedures, and exhibits. Features a searchable photograph and publications database, and an illustrated chronology of UBC history.

The Bancroft includes subject-based collections as well as the University of California systemwide records and the Berkeley campus archives. The site includes inventories, and contact and access information.

Features topical guides and help pages for transferring records to the Archives.

Records of this Scottish university, together with business, organisational, church, legal and private records, including plans and photographs. Location, opening hours, collections.

The Archives collects material from the University system, and from the Urbana-Champaign campus. The website includes an overview of the archives, finding aids, policies and procedures, and a searchable database of records series. Features a recent annual report, and the detailed "Guide to Student Life and Culture Sources in the UI Archives."

The Center maintains subject-based collections as well as the records of the university. The site features collection descriptions and exhibits.

The Archives includes subject-based and regional collections as well as the University Archives. The website includes searchable collection descriptions, and features a searchable catalogue of digitized photographs.

Information on library's holdings in University Archives and Michigan Historical Collections. Includes reference services, exhibits, inventories and digitized photographs.

Includes exhibits, finding aids, topical guides, and contact information.

Includes visitor information, finding aids, and a chronology with photographs and biographies of significant figures in the history of UNH.

Published items, manuscripts, maps, photographs and other visual media and recordings, many related to the state. In Durham, NH.

Inventories, exhibits, and contact information. Features include photographs of UNM presidents and articles about UNM history.

Includes information on the University's subject-based and regional manuscript collections, as well as the university archives. Features collection descriptions, and digital content including scanned photographs, manuscripts and books.

Holds political, personal, family, estate, literary, scientific, business, university and ecclesiastical records. Online guide to collections.

Features links to finding aids, photograph inventories, digitized photographs, records retention schedules, and instructions for transferring records to the Archives.

Collection overview, exhibits, contact information, and records management and transfer policies. Features descriptions and examples of photograph collections.

Holdings document the history of the university, including publications; student records; and papers relating to visual art, journalism and literature.

Holdings include University administrative records; publications; manuscripts of faculty, staff and alumni; campus organizations; photographs; architectural drawings and plans; and film, video and sound recordings.

Searchable archives of the papers of the Duke of Wellington and Lord Palmerston, as well as surveys of the papers of senior defence personnel and the Jewish Archives in the UK and Eire.

A listing of archival holdings including a few inventories, contact information and research policies.

UVic Archives is comprised of UVic institutional archives, private archives from the university community, and private archives relating to the history of the geographical region. The site includes inventories, an archival catalog, records management resources, and archival links. Features an illustrated essay on the history of the campus site, and a "Directory of Records" database.

Collections consist of Washington Territorial imprints, early Washington State maps, rare titles concerning Pacific Northwest History, and the major part of the working library of Leonard and Virginia Woolf.

Includes guides to the collections, digitized photographs, visitor information, and brief articles on the history of the University.

Detailed evaluation, transfer and retrieval instructions for Yale staff in possession of organizational records. Includes function-based retention schedules.