This collection contains materials related to the running of WMFO, Tufts University's student-run radio station, dating from approximately 1980 to 2023.

This collection contains the records of Woodrow Wilson Sayre's time as an assistant professor at Tufts University. Most material relates to Sayre's Mount Everest expedition and the controversy of his dismissal from Tufts University in the form of newspaper and magazine clippings and administrative records.

This collection contains posters and publications from the era of the Second World War.

This collection includes the annual reports of the Wright Center for Science Education for the first two academic years that they were associated with Tufts University.

This collection contains a course booklet from the Writing Workshop program.

This collection contains issues of Your Dog. It is a monthly 24-page newsletter for dog owners and enthusiasts, and is published by the Tufts Media.

This collection contains an essay written by Zebulon White titled "The Sources of National Greatness." It discusses how the United States should draw on lessons from Western history and from religious institutions to achieve national greatness.

This collection contains the papers of Tufts University psychology professor Zella Luria and includes correspondence, teaching and research materials, and records of a study Luria conducted in the 1960s and 1970s on Jackson College students’ attitudes toward work over time. Subjects include sex, gender, and psychology. Materials date from 1933-2010, with the bulk of materials dating from 1960-1999.