Politics and government
Found in 74 Collections and/or Records:
Macedonia Troubles correspondence
This is a collection of 31 letters dated variously between 1882-1913, regarding the troubles in Macedonia, written to A. G. Symonds and others of the National Reform Union.
Marguerite Johnston Barnes Personal Papers
The bulk of these papers represent Barnes’ writing and journalism career, from her early college years to her lengthy career at the Houston Post newspaper. Included are photocopies of her articles, columns, reviews and editorials, typescripts of her works, photographs, and a small amount of family and biographical materials.
Men's League for Woman Suffrage of the State of New York letters
Oveta Culp Hobby papers
Papers of Jefferson Davis documents and reference collection
President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology oral histories
This collection consists of online oral histories along with physical consent forms.
Rabbi Hyman Judah Schachtel papers
Rice University 1990 G-7 Economic Summit Site Director’s Records (Sally McKeag)
The collection consists of records related to the 1990 Economic Summit, which took place on the Rice University campus. It includes a detailed schedule as well as information about specific meeting locations and the building modifications they required. It was created by Sally McKeag during the time she served as the site director.
Rice University James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy records
This collection includes records dating from the groundbreaking, founding, and development including but not limited to booklets, correspondence, financial documents, and news clippings of Baker Hall and the Institute for Public Policy.
Rice University Student Association records
The Student Association Records consist of a variety of material related to the Rice University Student Association. These records include meeting minutes, correspondence, memos, constitution and bylaws, financial documents, floor plans, reports, employee contracts, proposals, and student publications. The material begins in 1918 and continues through 2013, with the bulk of the information starting in the early 1960s.
