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Letter from Dr. Karl King, advisor for the committee on Gay Education, resigned from his position due to his belief that organizing a dance would be "[moving] out of the umbrella of education and into the arena of confrontation”.

This is Hamilton Holmes' rejection letter for the 1961 Winter and Spring Quarters. A little more than a month later after the writing of this letter, Holmes and Charlayne Hunter would be granted acceptance to the university after the federal court…

The first of many great Bulldog placekickers, Leo Costa scored at least one point in each game that he played.

This particular entry documents the motions brought up during this particular meeting. The Stephenson Gold Mining Company, Dahlonega, Georgia, incorporated in September 1861. One of many new mining companies formed around the onset of the Civil War,…

Leaflet speaking of the benefits that allowing women's suffrage has brought to Wyoming

Mrs. George S. Williams, also known as Mamie, served as president of the Georgia State Federation of Colored Women Clubs. In 1924 she represented Georgia as the first African American woman appointed to the Republican National Committee. She was also…

Lavender Graduation program

Larry West and Horace King post with Georgia Bulldogs radio sideline correspondent Loran Smith in Sanford Stadium in 2002.

(l-r) Larry West, Clarence Pope, Kirby Smart, Chuck Kinnebrew, Horace King in Butts-Mehre