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American University History Photograph and Print Collection

This collection of photographs documents the early history of American University and its campus in northwest Washington D.C. Photographs trace the physical development of the campus from the groundbreaking for its first building in 1896, through rapid growth in the 1920's, up to the mid 1960's. Also included are photographs of commencement ceremonies from 1916 through 1970.

American University Publications via the Internet Archive

• American University Course Catalogs (1914-2009)
• AUCOLA and The Talon (yearbooks - 1927-1998)
• The University Courier (1892-1926)

Drew Pearson's Washington Merry-Go-Round

The collection consists of the typescript copies of Andrew Russell (Drew) Pearson's syndicated Washington Merry-Go-Round column published between 1932 and 1969.

The Eagle (AU's Student Newspaper)

The John R. Hickman Collection

The John R. Hickman Collection contains broadcast quality audio recordings of vintage radio news and entertainment programs, from the 1920s through the 1970s.

Photographic Material and Other Art Work of Herbert E. Striner

This collection consists of black & white negatives, color slides, and color negatives depicting a wide variety of subjects in the United States and abroad from the 1940s to 1998 including Washington, DC landmarks such as the National Cathedral and C&O Canal taken by the former Dean of the Kogod School of Business at American University, Herbert E. Striner.

Washington College of Law Historical Collection

The Washington College of Law Historical Collection from the Pence Law Library contains class schedules, correspondence, newspapers, programs, scrapbooks, and yearbooks documenting its history from 1851-1960. In addition, there are materials relating to the 1902 Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Washington, D.C., Kappa Beta Pi (a legal sorority), and WCL founder, Ellen Spencer Mussey, and her family.

AU Library's Digital Repository (Institutional Repository)