This collections contains workshop notes, prints of ballots, and periodicals documenting President Barack Obama’s 2008 and 2012 election campaigns and inaugurations.

The Collection of President Lyndon B. Johnson Newspaper Clippings contains newspaper clippings and periodicals pertaining to the life of President Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson. The materials in this collections were collected and donated by a Mr. McLemore.

The collection was acquired over time by Special Collections Librarians and staff. The collection is comprised of correspondence and newspaper articles about David Adickes. There are 15archival folders housed in a single archival box.

The Donald J. Trump Presidential Collection contains newspaper articles, promotional materials, and other printed materials relating to Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign and term of office.

This collection consists of issues of Life magazine and newspaper articles.

This collection contains materials donated by Cathy Holm. Materials include newspapers and periodicals covering the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, as well as local newspapers from the 1990s.

The collection contains materials realted to the presidential campagin and subsequent elected term of Joseph R. Biden, Jr. The materials include campaign correspondence and newspaper articles.

The collection is composed of a Brief in Opposition of the subpoena issued to Richard Nixon, a Reply Brief that highlights the key points in the Brief in Support, a Brief in Opposition to Plaintiff’s Motion for Summary Judgement, and a thesis by Harry Edward Casey, titled “Executive Privilege and the White House Tapes Dispute”. For more information, see the Watergate Clippings Collection (THR/01/2014.s100).

The collection is primarily composed of Newspapers and Magazines relating to President John. F.Kennedy’s assassination. There are some publications that focus on Jacqueline Kennedy, Kennedy children and family, and Lee Harvey Oswald.

The Presidential Speech Collection is comprised of several speeches given to the United States Congress, House of Representatives, and other governmental agencies by early United States Presidents (JamesMadison, James Monroe, John Adams, James K. Polk, John Quincy Adams, and James Buchanan).