Alumni Relations records consist of the administrative records of the Alumni Relations office as well as minutes, governance documents and annual reports of the University of Denver Alumni Association. The records also include publications and material related to the annual fundraiser, Founders Day.

Andrea (Ann) G. Richardson is an alumnus of the University of Denver (DU), class of 1956. Ann spent many years after graduating working in the Alumni Association making and planning events for new students and old. Ann is still very involved in DU events and performances.

This collection is comprised of materials created in and documenting Betty Jo Anderson's (1928-2017) life and experience during her studies at the University of Denver and her travels thereafter.

Betty Jean Hunter (1927-2018) is an alumna of the University of Denver (BS, Home Economics, Class of 1951). She later worked as a nurse. The collection consists of her Alpha Gamma Delta paddle, her University of Denver diploma, a black and white photograph of her graduation day, and a copy of a photograph of her as a nurse.

Elbert Emil Bidwell (Class of 1945) (1923-1991) and Beverly Adams Bidwell (BBA, 1947) (1927-2008) attended the University of Denver and were very active in various student organizations. The Bidwell Family Papers consist of certificates, paddles, plaques, medals and pins, and other memorabilia relating to their activities as students at DU.

William (Bill) Stolfus is an alumnus of the University of Denver (DU), class of 1956 (BSBA) and 1964 (MBA). Bill was a member of the Alumni Association and is still very involved in DU events and performances.

Black-Eagle Sun (aka Doug Curliss, BA, 1962) in a alum of the University of Denver (DU). The collection consists of a few of his personal papers.

Collection contains three K-books (1927, 1929, 1931), correspondence, publications, one felt beanie, several felt letters and insignia, and other memorabilia belonging to University of Denver alumna, Blanche Wilhelmina (Calkins) Pigott (1910-1999) (Class of 1931).

The Colorado Women's College became a part of the University of Denver in 1982. The College was focused on providing a specifically women-centered context to its students. Degree-granting programs ceased as of 2015. The collection is comprised of administrative records, program files, Alumni Association records, and documentation related to the construction of the Merle Chambers Center.