SL. Student Life

Overview

This collection documents the history of fraternities, sororities and honoraries at Carnegie Mellon between the years of 1906-1992. Some of what is included in the collection are event programs and announcements, correspondence, meeting minutes, charters, song books, and rules regarding houses and rush activities.

Overview

The collection contains materials relating to the protests over the creation and opening of the Software Engineering Institute (SEI).

Overview

The Carnegie Mellon University Student Publications Collection consists of publications written, created, and published by Carnegie Mellon students from the University's founding to the present day. Publications include humour magazine, arts and literature reviews, and various newsletters.

Scope and Contents The Office of Student Affairs Records oversees much of the non-academic student life at Carnegie Mellon University. The collection contains promotional and informational materials related to the various events and programs the division and its departments have organized and sponsored throughout the years. The collection includes informational materials related to on-campus housing; planning materials and promotional fliers for ongoing events like Black History Month, Martin Luther King Jr....

Scope and Contents

The Delta Upsilon Collection documents fraternity life from the perspectives of its brothers. The collection consists of a variety of item types, ranging from photos and films to chapter minutes and buggy books. The collection also contains fraternity ephemera including t-shirts and a cafeteria tray used as a sled by fraternity members.

Content Description

1 document box of fliers, correspondence, and policies.