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Friday, April 25, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m., southwest side of KFA, Martin Luther King, Jr. Sculpture Re-dedication. Created by Emeriti Art Professor Douglas Johnson, the sculpture was commissioned by the graduating class of 1968. The sculpture has been located at a number of places on campus including Rodli Commons, Hathorn Hall and finally permanently mounted outside KFA. Please join the Art Department, the Black Student Union and various student representatives in celebrating the rich history of the artwork and the new placement. (From the Falcon Daily Archives Friday April 25, 2008)

Two scrapbooks, labeled Part I and Part II, include mostly newspaper clippings from the Student Voice and images of the campus from other university publications. Other items include the student fee schedule. Enrollment projections, various lists of students. Part II also contains mostly newspaper clippings, but also postcard images of the River Falls campus, admission requirements, fee schedules, and pages featuring other UW Campuses.

Files include program rosters and photographs of students and faculty.

Records include a scrapbook containing news articles, promotional materials, and photographs.