Saint Louis University

Scope and Contents This collection contains material from KSLU, the student radio at Saint Louis University. KSLU was established as KBIL by the University’s Department of Communications in 1949, and then split from the department to become a student-run organization in 1976. In 1983, KBIL was renamed to KSLU. This collection contains the following materials:3 issues of Fiber: College Radio Magazine, a KSLU publication. Issue no. 1, March 1996; Issue no. 3, circa 1997; 1999 edition (2 copies)....

Scope and Contents The L. N. Schlechter, S. J. Collection contains the personal writings of a Jesuit priest in the late nineteenth century who served the Saint Louis area and its German community. Schlechter was associated with the local German Academy as well as St. Joseph’s Church in St. Louis, which served many German immigrants. His handwritten diaries, financial accounts, and sermon notebooks reflect on his religious practices and spiritual teachings, as well as his involvement with the Sodality of the...

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This collection contains materials from Oriflamme, a group of student leaders who work to make new students feel welcome on campus once arriving at Saint Louis University. The items in this collection include: the New Student Record books for 1977, 1981, and 1985, as well as three flyers promoting Oriflamme applications and events from 2000 and 2001.

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This collection contains postcards collected by the Saint Louis University Archives. These postcards are split into three series: general postcards; Saint Louis University postcards; and St. Louis and Missouri postcards. Many of these postcards were donated to or purchased by the Library.

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This collection contains a flyer from the Sexual Assault Peer Educators Group at Saint Louis University, advertising a candlelight service event held for Sexual Assault Awareness Week 2000.

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This collection contains materials from University of the Third Age at Saint Louis University. University of the Third Age (UTA) is an international movement aiming to education and motivate retired individuals. The SLU chapter of UTA was established in 1995 within the School of Medicine. This collection contains meeting announcements and agenda, meeting minutes, event flyers, pamphlets, and reports.