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The proposed rules were created by the Office of the Vice President of University Relations for Florida State University. The many topics covered by the rules changes include admission requirements; degree requirements; departmental bylaws; disbursement of tax-free alcohol; faculty tenure and promotion; parking regulations; program requirements; and University property regulations. The collection is divided by rule subsection, each folder containing one subsection. However, the last six folders in the collection contain all the subsections of a rule in one folder.

Academic robe and two caps belonging to former Florida State College for Women/Florida State University classics professor, Mettie Lynette Thompson.  The collection also includes a wooden plaque with the FSCW seal.

Includes student handbooks, Holopaws, orientation schedules, family handbooks, DVD and VHS, and a braille Holopaw from 2016.

Records, 1977-1995, includinig correspondence, reports, audits, and related research materials including publications of the department. Files include runs of Netword and Profile; records of the Academic Computer Services Committee; the dedication of Building 79 (Computer Center) in 1986; information on WilliamCraig Nystul; and the overall history of computing and information technology at UWF. Key correspondents and administrators include Russell Lee, Lisa Whitmire, Donna Gache, and Karen Brotherton Rasmussen.

Publications, newsletters, correspondence and textile donated by Martha Tilden nee Taylor. Collection includes items belonging to and about her mother Elizabeth Taylor nee Byrd (FSCW 1926) and her daughter Evelyn Elizabeth Tilden (FSU 1994) as well as correspondence from several FSCW students to her father-in-law, Robert Tilden. The correspondences authored by Dottie or "DB" to Robert Tilden, could possibly be class of 1928 student, Doris Maye Bartlett from Winter Haven, Florida.

Items belonging to Florida State College for Women/Florida State University Professor Earl Lynn Vance. Items include the academic hood and robe of Professor Vance, and a photocopy of the publication, "The Complete Record in the Vance Case".

Items related to Florida State University student (BS, Physical Education, 1918) and professor (1918-1958) Dr. Katherine W. Montgomery. Items include her mortar board and tassel, two photographs (1918 and later undated), coin award (to "Miss Kate"), Red Cross award, unidentified award ("Lingiaden, 27/7-13/8, 1949"), a necklace with AAHPER ("American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation") charm, FSU Garnet Key and ribbon, and number "28" arm band. The mortar board and tassel were later worn by FSU professor, Dr. Frances "Frankie" Hall (BS, Physical Education, 1946) in academic processions until the end of her association with FSU in 1969. In 2007, Dr. Hall passed the mortar board on to Mary Lou Norwood (BA, English, 1947) to be worn the ceremony awarding her an honorary doctorate in humane letters on 13 April 2007.

The collection contains memorabilia and ephemera, including a scrapbook and photo album, related to FSCW.