Scrapbooks: P (5)
The Panhellenic Council Records document
the origins, administration, and activities of sororities at Oregon State
1.45 cubic feet; 3 boxes, including 1 oversize box; 1 microfilm reel; 5.25 linear feet
University History / Photographs, Scrapbooks
Linus Pauling (1901-1994), a 1922 OSU graduate and the only recipient of two unshared
Nobel Prizes, (Chemistry, 1954; Peace, 1962) undertook a wide range of studies during
his seventy-year career as a scientist, humanitarian and peace activist. The collection,
comprised of over five hundred thousand items, contains all of Pauling's personal
and scientific papers, research materials, correspondence, photographs, awards, and
memorabilia. Not only does the Pauling archive reflect Linus Pauling's long and varied
scientific career, the presence of Ava Helen Pauling's (1903-1981) papers also indicates
their mutual devotion to world peace and to each other.
4,437 linear feet; 2,230 boxes; 4,111 books
University History, History of Science, Multicultural Archives / Photographs, Sound Recordings and Oral Histories, Videos, Scrapbooks
These records were generated by the OSU
Chapter of the Honorary Society of Phi Kappa Phi. They document the
origins and development of the group, the yearly process of the selection
of pledges and members, sponsorship of the Biology Colloquium lecture
series, and the awarding of fellowships and scholarships by the chapter.
The OSU Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi was established in 1924.
5.5 cubic feet; 9 boxes, including 2 oversize boxes; 3 microfilm reels
University History / Photographs, Scrapbooks, Born-Digital Materials
The Phrateres Gamma Chapter Scrapbooks were assembled
by Oregon State chapter members and document the membership and activities of the
organization. The Gamma Chapter was founded at Oregon State College in 1930 as an
organization for women students who were not members of a sorority.
2 cubic feet, including 165 photographs; 4 oversize boxes
University History, Multicultural Archives / Photographs, Scrapbooks