The Boulé Journal is the official publication of Sigma Pi Phi, the first Greek-letter fraternity founded by African American men. The first edition of the Boulé Journal was published in 1912 in order to facilitate communication with members. This digital collection contains issues from 1925-2015.

A collection proposed by Dr. Sarah McPhee and Dr. Eric Varner, Views of Rome includes books that chronicle the Eternal City in text and image over four centuries (16th-19th). These printed volumes document Rome's monuments through illustrations and maps combined with explanatory texts and constitute the primary way in which evolving assessments of the city were shared and disseminated prior to the advent of modern technologies.

The Early Emory College Photographs consist of more than 1,110 still images dating from 1860-1911. The photographs document class members of Emory College in Oxford, Georgia, founded in 1836. The original albumen and silver gelatin photographs were displayed in Seney Hall on the Oxford College campus of Emory University.