University Archives

The Student Government Association records contain administrative materials, correspondence and memoranda, meeting minutes, reports, student surveys, financial documents, election materials, initiatives, proposals, analog and digital photographs, and other materials documenting SGA's various advocacy efforts on campus. The records also document SGA's involvement in state-level issues, as well as their own internal administration.

This collection consists of letters, press coverage, and memorial materials related to marine biologist Mary Alice McWhinnie.

The Harriette Herrera faculty papers consist of course materials, syllabi, and lecture materials from various workshops and conferences. This collection also includes College of Education administrative documents written or contributed to by Herrera.

This collection contains class assignments, class readings, and various other writings including a retirement speech, book reviews, encyclopedia articles, and journal articles related to Kristine Ottesen Garrigan, professor of English at DePaul University.

This collection serves as a record of the life and work of Lois Nettleton and as a resource for those researching acting as a profession. The collection includes correspondence, press clippings, scripts (frequently annotated by Nettleton), call sheets for film and television, and programs for plays, photographs, videocassettes of performances and TV appearances, and memorabilia.

This collection documents the professional career of M. Cherif Bassiouni. The papers include publications written by Bassiouni, correspondence, as well as awards and honors he received. Files documenting Bassiouni’s work to establish the International Criminal Court (ICC) and DePaul University’s International Human Rights Law Institute (IHRLI) are also included. The files also include documentation about IHRLI and Bassiouni’s involvement with the United Nations Yugoslavia Commission.

This collection contains book reviews, book chapters, and articles written by Professor Manfred Frings.

The collection contains correspondence, photographs, press coverage, scientific papers and articles, and public presentations created by or about Mary Alice McWhinnie. The materials written by McWhinnie span much of her adult life, from 1954 until her death in 1980.