Contains media guides for men's and women's sports programs at BYU. Sports represented include baseball, basketball (women's), cross country, golf, gymnastics, soccer, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball, and wrestling. The collection is not comprehensive. Also includes a small number of event programs and recruiting booklets, plus handbooks for intramural sports programs. Media guides were prepared by Athletic Media Relations and its predecessor(s). Materials date from 1930 to 2014.

Contains media and personal information for most of the BYU sports and athletes, including biographical information, statistics, and press releases.

Includes images of athletes, advertisements, magazine layouts, a binder on the expansion of Cougar Stadium, and biographical information on coaches Alan Albright, Harry Anderson, Thomas J. Byrne, Wally English, Larry Hall, John McMullen, Jim Paronto, Wayne Pearce, Marv Roberson, E. L. Roberts, George Sano, Floyd R. Taylor, Wendell Vance, and Dewey Warren.

Scripts, Mormon Church news releases, speeches, correspondence, programs, schedules, and receipts. These materials relate to the "Church in Action" video series which was shot at Brigham Young University. The items document the operation of the filming and production of the series, including the documentation of Mormon Church activities.

Collection includes typescript news release and a program announcing the acquisition of two cougar kittens to become mascots; it also includes their disposition and names.

Pressbooks for the Columbia Pictures film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." The item describes details of the films production and gives biographies of the actors appearing in the film.

Correspondence, reports, congressional records, bills, press releases, public notices, Federal Communications Commission decisions and orders, published articles, speeches, court decisions, and miscellaneous items. These materials relate primarily to Hyde's career with the FCC.

Consists of journals, correspondence, speeches, notes, news clippings, press releases, government documents, and photographs relating to King's personal life, church and missionary work, and political and diplomatic careers. Materials date from approximately 1937 to 1985.

Materials include publicity materials and press releases for the 2004 second edition publication of A Mormon Bibliography, 1830-1930. Dated 2004.

Photocopy of a press release from the American Zionist Council announcing the death of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, first president of the state of Israel, and an invitation to his memorial service sent to Louis C. Zucker. The press release includes a short biography of Weizmann.