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This collection houses one ledger book containing financial information documenting the University of Tennessee from 1918 to 1919. Subjects include academic departments (civil engineering, agronomy, animal husbandry, botany, etc.), salaries, advertising, commencement, and other topics.

The UT Libraries Records encompasses the administrative, operational, outreach and service, instructional, and academic research activities of its departments, faculty, and staff from 1878 to the present. The records illustrate the library system’s commitment to enhancing students’ academic experiences at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville campus through print and electronic collections, reference and instructional services, and facilities and technological resources.

The UT Marching Band Collection holds the historical material for the Pride of the Southland Band, currently a 300-member university marching band known worldwide for its outstanding musical performance and precision marching. The collection includes photographs, audio and visual recordings, drills charts and game scripts, and memorabilia dating 1901 to the present.

This collection houses scripts of radio programs broadcast on University of Tennessee radio stations from 1997 to 2005. The material for each month consists of a cover page with a one-line summary of each news story broadcast and detailed scripts (including handwritten edits) for each report. These reports cover University, state, and national news.

This collection consists of a scrapbook documenting the University of Tennessee's Residence Halls, including Massey, Strong, Carrick, Reese, Melrose, Humes, Gibbs, Dunford, Clement, and Hess. It includes photographs of students and staff, Homecoming, Carnicus, All-Sing, Intramurals, projects, Closed Circuit TV, and buildings in addition to drawings of the residence halls.

The UT Rowing Team Collection covers the University of Tennessee Lady Vols Rowing Team from 1997-2010, but is missing year 2001. The materials contained are media guides, award plaques, and posters.

This collection contains University of Tennessee Social Security Referendum ballots from June 1956.

This collection contains a pamphlet created in 1918 for the vocational section of the University of Tennessee Student Army Training Corps.

This collection consists of a single pamphlet dedicated to former UT students who lost their lives in World War I.

This collection contains a book of prints from the painting series "Heroic Stories of the Taiheiki" by Utagawa Kuniyoshi. Dr. Otto Kopp acquired this book while serving with the United States Army in Japan in the early 1950s. The prints depict fourteenth century warriors.

This collection contains information related to planning a celebration of the University of Tennessee’s 200th anniversary in 1994. Material includes information on event planning, exhibits, meeting minutes, and correspondence.

This collection houses copies of the news releases that the University's News Bureau produced between February of 1971 and June of 1982.

Collection consists of a single letter handwritten by V. R. Harris addressed to the Honorable A. J. McWhirter. The letter is written on stationery from the office of Harris and Buquo and concerns Harris's political views. Harris states that he will vote for Robert "Bob" Taylor for governor and A. J. McWhirter, to whom he's writing, for state commissioner.

This compact disc houses 180 dpi .jpg scans of a property valuation book containing detailed records of Cherokee land and property holdings in various Tennessee and Georgia counties in 1833 and 1834. Each entry begins with the name of the property holder and then enumerates the values of such permanent assets as land, structures (including barns, cabins, and outbuildings), and fruit trees. Dollar values are provided for each item and then totaled into a single sum.

This collection houses prints from the June 8, 1872 edition of Vanity Fair magazine caricaturing Member of Parliament Thomas Hughes. They are accompanied by text describing him as an "overgrown teenager" and "ineffective liberal do-gooder."

This collection includes photocopies of photographs from Veda Bateman’s service with the American Red Cross during World War II. Also included are two buttons, one from the Red Cross, and with the Nazi Eagle insignia.

Dr. Joseph E. Johnson used these materials to conduct day-to-day business in his office while serving as Executive Vice President and as Vice President for Development at the University of Tennessee. The collection also includes materials documenting the Chattanooga and Martin campuses.