The Archives also maintains records which contain continuing administrative or legal value on a long-term basis. Archival Preservation Standards Preservation of the University's historical records depends on the efforts of the campus community. Schedules are approved by the office Records Coordinator, the University Records Officer, and the State Records Committee. All requests for access to archival records are coordinated with the office of record. While each program is distinct in missions, goals, personnel and in the types of records maintained and referenced, the collections complement one another and offer convenient access to many different record sources.
Hours are subject to change.
Visitors may park in the campus parking lot across from the Archives Building. They need to request a visitor's parking permit from the reception desk. University catalogs and campus newspapers are typical examples of these publications. For convenience of the campus community, the Campus History Collection also makes available duplicate copies of frequently used University records, such as Board of Trustees and Faculty Senate meeting minutes and agenda, University budgets and facilities planning documents. Duplicate copies of photographs related to the University are also available for reference.