This collection consists of blueprints and architectural drawings of various Arkansas State University buildings and additions. Most of the drawings are from buildings which no longer exist.

Serving as the legislative body of the Arkansas State University Faculty Association, the Faculty Senate looks after the well-being of the faculty and student body on campus. These records preserve the history of the organization through minutes and supporting documents from various Faculty Senate meetings from 1954-2012.

The Faculty Women's Club, founded in 1938, was created to inform local citizens about the needs of Arkansas State University and serve as a forum for spouses of male faculty and, later, female faculty members. The records include yearbooks summarizing club activities, meeting minutes, membership rosters, and scholarship information.

The Arkansas State University Secretaries Club was founded in 1960 to create a deeper relationship between the women employed on campus. Over time the club changed from a social club to a professional organization. The club changed its name to the Professional Women's Association and then to the ASU Administrative Services Association. This collection documents the club's activities.

Siblings Lillian and Elizabeth Barton were active community members and teachers in Jonesboro, Arkansas during the mid-20th century. Lillian in particular was instrumental in developing educational curricula and training teachers in Northeast Arkansas. The collection largely consists of community and school related material including the awards, degrees, and certificates given to the family.

KAIT is a regional television station in Jonesboro which covers Northeast Arkansas and Southeastern Missouri. It began as an independent television station in 1963 before becoming affiliated with ABC-TV in 1965, and was the only television station to serve Jonesboro until KTEJ began broadcasting in 1976. This collection consists of 206 film reels of raw, unprocessed footage taken by KAIT-8’s camera team.

Highlights from Arkansas State University football games and interviews with players and coaches. There is also footage from an NFL game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Eagles.

Highlights from various Arkansas State University basketball games from the 1976-1977 season.

Various clips from Arkansas State University football team practicing and highlights from two basketball games against Central Oklahoma State University and University of Southern Mississippi. Also includes interviews with Arkansas State University football, basketball, and track and field coaches.

Interview with Arkansas State University basketball coach Marvin Adams on the upcoming game against Pan American Univeristy with highlights from the game. Also includes clips from children's gymnastics and highlights from high school basketball games.

Interviews with Arkansas State University football coach Bill Davidson and two players on their final game of the season against University of Texas at Arlington and athletics director Dean Pryor on the newly created Independence Bowl. Also includes clips from Egg Throw '76, Jonesboro High School basketball practice, Arkansas State University men's and women's basketball games, and duck hunting.

Dr. Carl R. Reng was the fourth president of Arkansas State College and oversaw one of the campus’s greatest periods of growth and change, including Arkansas State becoming a University. This collection contains scrapbooks, documentation, and books highlighting Carl Reng’s tenure as President of Arkansas State College, and later University, as well as some records from his military service.