The collection contains publications from the Phi Beta Sigma.

The materials consist of student anthologies and student journals including the "Lambda Chi Anthology of Verse" published in 1936-1968, the "Honors Journal" published between 1967-1969, and "McNair Scholars" journal beginning in 2005, the "Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice" published during 2011-2013, and the "West Wind Review" issues starting in 1987.

The Siskiyou is an official publication of the associated students of S.O.C. It is published on Fridays during the school year, except during vacation periods.

Historical documents related to Southern Oregon College of Education Lincoln Training School.

Jeffery LaLande worked as an independent historian outside of his Forest Service career, and this collection resulted from his independent research. These papers include correspondence with researchers on various topics; files from essays, articles, book reviews, and books he has written; and his peer reviews, requested by various editors, of manuscripts submitted for publication.

The Dean and Mary Collins papers contain articles about Native American tribes from the southwest region, maps of the reservations, as well as tourist guides. Much of the literature found in this collection pertains to the Navajo. However, there is also information on other Southwest tribes including the Pomo, Hopi, Zuni, Papago, and on tribes from other regions such as the Yurok, Cherokee, Sioux, and others.

West Shore magazine is a literary magazine published in Portland, Oregon, United States from 1875 to 1891. Leopold Samuel created the magazine to promote the Pacific Northwest. The magazine included articles by well-known authors and high-quality illustrations. The illustrations depicted scenery and architecture of Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, Montana, British Columbia, and Alaska.