A letter from Judge J. M. Cuen informing the university he has paid all he can at the moment to the university. He wishes he could pay more, but finds himself unable to do so. He says he will send more money as soon as he has it.
University President Hugh O'Donnell informs Mr and Mrs. Hartnett that the university will allow them to pay in increments of $10 in order to keep their son enrolled.
President Hugh O'Donnell writes a letter to Rev. O'Donohoe to thank him for sending over a list of prospective students. The University continues to expand despite the nation's financial situation.
President Hugh O'Donnell writes a letter to Rev. O'Donohue to thank him for sending over a list of prospective students. Many of the students O'Donohue sent over, enrolled with St. Edwards. O'Donnell asks him to send over the names of O'Donohue's…
Newly appointed President O'Donnell explains his transition from Notre Dame to St. Edward's. He also discusses what impact he thinks that increased Catholic education will have on the southern state.
President O'Donnell corresponds with Rev. O'Donohoe regarding the Metz will, a (cordial) regret to an invitation, and the upcoming Commencement ceremony.