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The collection consists of 46 books of the Saxifrage from the years 1975-2019. All volumes of Saxifrage were created by PLU students and printed locally. As a creative arts publication, the content of
Saxifrage ranges from poetry and prose to art, photography, and musical compositions. All of the books are professionally printed and bound with multiple signature glue bindings and soft covers.

Contains the records of of Saint Stephen’s Lutheran Church in Lynnwood, Washington, including legal documents, meeting minutes, member records, baptisms, marriages, financial records, newsletters, bulletins, and photos.

Contains the records of Saint Paul Lutheran Church in Tacoma, Washington, including information on membership, baptisms, marriages, and funerals, meeting minutes, organizations of the congregation, and financial records.

Contains the records of Saint John Lutheran Church of Bellingham, Washington, including legal documents, minutes, records on births, baptisms & funerals, financials, organizations associated with the congregation, newsletters, and church history.

Contains the records of Saint James Lutheran Church in Seattle, Washington, including legal documents, minutes, parish records on births, baptisms & funerals, financials, organizations associated with the congregation, newsletters, bulletins, and church history.

The University Archives has the complete collection (1930-1999) of Sagas digitized. These yearbooks were produced and published by students.

Contains materials related to the career of Roland Swanson mostly from the 1980s and 1990s, including items from his time as an archivist, his correspondence, and his work on church history.

Papers of Robert A.L. Mortvedt, President at Pacific Lutheran University, 1962-1969. This collection contains correspondence, speeches, and clippings from Mortvedt’s time at several different universities including the University of Kansas City, Bethany College, and Pacific Lutheran University.

Contents are arranged by subject, and whenever possible, the original order has been preserved. Within the files, materials are ordered chronologically. This collection is arranged into thirteen series, outlined below. Much of the collection pertains to Dr. Mortvedt’s years as president of PLU, but there are also materials regarding his undergraduate and graduate work, his years at the University of Kansas City, his presidency at Bethany College, his work with the Board of Education of the Lutheran Church, and his activities after retiring from PLU. There are also materials concerning his father, A.O. Mortvedt, and other relatives. This collection also includes numerous documents concerning the Higher Education Fund Committee and the Independent Colleges of Washington Association. Also included (in Series 11-13) are artifacts, oversized documents, and taped interviews in PLU’s Oral Histories collections regarding Dr. Mortvedt’s time as University President.

The papers of Dr. Robert Ericksen includes information on his work as a historian, Holocaust scholar, and professor. The materials consist of manuscripts, poetry, articles, and books.