The papers of Charles Woodruff Isbell contain class notebooks and documents from his time at Cornell University and the University of Arizona. Cornell courses include: junior mechanical lab reports; engineering course exams taught by Professor Gage, Professor Davis, Professor Landt, Professor Hook, Professor Floyd, and Professor Thomas; physics notes; various experiments and notes.

Collection contains exams (including many Cornell Official exam books), notes, and papers by Chase Benjamin. Topics include "Advantages of Living in the Country," "The Actual and the Possible," sheep, animal husbandry, and other agriculture courses. Material relating to the Cornell University Argricutural Winter Short Course.

The papers of Edward Reingold contain class notes and exams from Reingold's time as a student, including the following courses: Math 531, Math 581, CS 435, and CS 587; graduate coursework in Elementary numerical analysis, numerical analysis of linear systems, salton's course, programming languages, compiler construction, information structures, automata theory, formal languages, recursive functions, computational complexity, and seminar notes.