This collection of the UC Riverside Campus Club, which was a club comprised of female faculty and faculty spouses, includes member welcome packets, newletters, scrapbooks, financial reports, and scholarship fund information.

The collection consists of materials from Albert John Haight, the first Campus Architect for UC Riverside. Items in the collection include a certificate of appreciation from the American Institute of Architects, meeting minutes of the Association of University Archivists, correspondence, and article featuring Haight on the original five UCR campus buildings, and materials on the UCR Faculty Club that opened in 1967.

This collection contains newsletters, commentaries, correspondence, memorandums, dedications, awards, documents, and other material from the Office of the Chancellor at the University of California, Riverside, which is located in Hinderaker Hall. The bulk of the records consist of information on events, speeches, inaugurations at UCR and information about the three colleges at the University of California, Riverside.

Riverside School Desegregation Study collection is a collection of reports and newsletters that document the joint research performed in the late 1960s by the Riverside Unified School District and the University of California, Riverside on the relationship between the desegregation of public schools and emotional adjustment and academic achievements of children. The collection also includes publications and guidelines for educators placed in newly desegregated school environments.