The Thelma Rankin Zoller Papers date from circa 1920-1949. Materials relate to her time in high school and at the University of Rochester as an undergraduate and as an employee, as well as to her personal life. They consist largely of correspondence, including invitations and holiday cards; photographs; and newspaper clippings. The collection is organized into a scrapbook, correspondence, and other personal items.

Material on the New Frontiers in American Life -- "a clinic on new opportunities in industry and its allied fields for college men and women in the America of today and tomorrow" (from program). Included is pre- and post-conference correspondence, promotional material, photographs, and typescripts of speeches given at the conference. Also two scrapbooks of publicity and clippings.

A small scrapbook of promotional literature and publicity relating to the Greater University Campaign of 1924.

This collection consists of material relating to the early years of the Friends of the University of Rochester Libraries, including correspondence, newsletters, and meeting minutes.

A scrapbook of printed material of, and related to, the University. Includes form letters, invitations, programs, tickets, etc.

A scrapbook of printed forms and material of the University, such as letterheads, programs, tickets, etc.

A scrapbook of material on college life from 1911-circa 1915, including newspaper clippings on events, invitation, programs and memorabilia. Much of it pertains to the activities of the Theta Eta sorority during this period.

The Sigma Kappa Upsilon Collection consists primarily of scrapbooks, meeting minutes, and membership lists from the sorority's active years.

When Jane E. Schmitt (Class of 1943) volunteered for class council in 1991, the Alumni Association provided her with a Class Council Handbook as a resource for planning future events such as her class's 50th reunion in 1993. Schmitt added materials to the binder containing this handbook. The resulting scrapbook includes correspondence between Schmitt, her classmates, and the Alumni Association regarding their 25th, 30th, 45th, 50th, and 55th reunions. It also contains Alumni Association newsletters from the 1990s, as well as newspaper and magazine articles from the 1980s to the early 2000s, some of which are from University publications such as Rochester Review. These articles highlight the achievements of the University and of members of the Class of 1943, and they include obituaries of Schmitt's classmates. The scrapbook also contains photographs of Schmitt and her friends taken in the 1990s, including images from their 50th reunion; photographs of Rush Rhees Library; copies of photographs from the 1940s; poems by Betsy Phillips Fisher (Class of 1943); a copy of the music and lyrics of "The Genesee"; and invitations to University lectures. Also included is a copy of an article from the Rochester Times-Union, published on 10 March 1943, regarding Eleanor Roosevelt's talk at the University of Rochester Women's Campus Assembly and her press conference at George Eastman House.

The scrapbook contains numerous programs and clippings relating primarily to commencement, theater productions, the Delphic Society, and major class events. The scrapbook also has some programs and clippings relating to the University from 1926-1929.