Records compiled by the assistant to the university president. Minimally processed.

A collection of personal and professional papers created by Brother Daniel Lynch.

A collection of campus ghost stories and folklore from St. Edward's University.

Photographs, audio, and documents from the 1966 Farmworkers March which paused overnight at St. Edward's University.

A small collection of information on Mary Doyle, the original donor of the land that St. Edward's University was built on.

Papers written by graduate students at St. Edward's University as the Capstone project in their Masters in Leadership program.

Oral History interviews conducted with alumni who share stories of their triumphs, trials, and the connections forged during their time at St. Edward's University. Interviews began to be recorded in 2018 and are typically conducted during Homecoming and/or Alumni Weekends.

The Sister Madeleine Sophie Weber Papers chronicle life at St. Edward's University and the development of the all women's school, Maryhill College. This collection includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, press releases, and event programs related to Maryhill College and the Sisters of Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Photographs included also document campus life and student and faculty extracirricular activities. The collection spans the years 1964 to 1980.

The student newspaper of St. Edward's University. The publication has been known as The College Echo (1888-1903), The St. Edward's Echo (1919-1943), The Hilltoppper (1947-1984), and The Edwardian (1985-1987). It took its current title, Hilltop Views, in 1987.

A collection of records from the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) at St. Edward's University, the longest-running CAMP program in the United States. The materials primarily focus on the early days of the program and its liasons with various high school feeder programs.