The University Women's Club (formerly the Faculty Women's Club) collection contains minutes, reports, clippings, scrapbooks, and non-print materials including slides, photographs, a tape, and a phonorecord. The collection includes materials from 1913 through 1976 and occupies 7 cubic feet. The bulk of the materials are dated 1950 through 1976.

The first series, Minutes and Reports, consists of 13 folders. The minutes date from 1913 through 1990 and are arranged in seven books. Early minutes include lists of members, as well as the constitution of the club. The reports include Treasurer's Reports from 1949-1969 and Tea and Hostess Committee Reports dated 1954-1965. The Treasurer's Reports include regularly-updated itemized lists of University Women's Club expenses. The Tea and Hostess Committee Reports consist of lists of costs and descriptions of events hosted by members, including society teas and lectures.

There are 59 folders in the second series, Subject files, dating from 1913 to 1988. The bulk of the materials are dated from 1942 through 1970. Folders are arranged alphabetically by folder title. A prominent sub-series is the program material. The Program sub- series includes records related to annual Christmas parties, February dinners, and skits. Included among the material related to the skit, "You've Come a Long Way, Lady" are two slide carousals and a magnetic tape. There is also a record of the music from the program, "All's Wells that Ends Well." The slides, tape, and record were removed from the collection and are housed separately.

The final series, Scrapbooks, cover the period from 1947-2004. Types of materials in this series include photographs, clippings, programs, and related materials. Photographs have been removed from the scrapbooks and placed in the Archives photograph collection under the heading "University Women's Club Scrapbook Photos." Photographs from 1969 remain in the scrapbooks because it was not possible to remove them safely.