The Syracuse University Archives has a program to actively document the history of the University's schools and colleges.

Please note that inclusion in the attached list does not necessarily mean that the papers have been processed. As of this time only one collection has, but others are processed to the container or folder level.

Researchers should note that these collections are housed at an off-site facility and require a minimum of two business days to have them brought to campus. Anyone interested in records of schools and colleges held by the Syracuse University Archives should contact the Archives.

Please note that schools and college records less than 30 years old are restricted. Therefore researchers will need to obtain permission in writing of the Dean or Director of the specific school in order to access this material.

Listings:

• Agriculture, College of (1910-1933)
• Architecture, School of (est. 1945)
• Art and Design, School of (est. 1945)
• Arts and Sciences, College of formerly College of Liberal Arts (est. 1870)
• Computer and Information Science, School of (est. 1966, combined with School of Engineering in 1992)
• Continuing Education, Syracuse University / University College (est. 1946)
• Education, School of (est. as Teachers College, 1906)
• Engineering and Computer Science, L. C. Smith College of (formerly College of Applied Science, est. 1901)
• Fine Arts, College of (est. 1873) *The College of Fine Arts was divided into three schools in 1945: the School of Architecture, School of Art, and School of Music.
• Graduate School (est. 1876 as part of Liberal Arts College, became independent in 1911)
• Hendricks Chapel (formation of Hendricks Chapel Board, 1930)
• Human Development, College for (formerly College of Home Economics - School est. 1918, College est. 1921, merged with HSHP / VPA July 2001)
• Human Services and Health Professions, College of (officially established on 1 July 2001, after a transition year, combining the College for Human Development, College of Nursing, and School of Social Work)
• Information Studies, School of (formerly School of Library Science - est. 1915) *Office of Dean created May 31,1952
• Law, College of (est. 1895)
• Management, School of (formerly College of Business Administration - School est. 1919, College est. 1921)
• Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs (est. 1924)
• Medicine, College of (est. 1872, acquired by NYS on June 1, 1950)
• Music, Setnor School of (est. 1945, became part of College of Visual and Performing Arts in 1971) (In December 1999 was named the Setnor School of Music)
• Nursing, College of (est. 1943) (became part of Human Services and Health Professions, 2001)
• Public Communications, Newhouse School of (combined from School of Journalism and Department of Radio and Television in 1971 (Department est. 1926, School est. 1934)
• Social Work, School of (est. 1955 - became part of Human Services and Health Professions, 2001)
• Speech and Dramatic Art, School of (est. 1913) - incorporated into College of Visual and Performing Arts as Speech Communication in 1972
• Utica College of Syracuse University (est. 1946)
• Visual and Performing Arts, College of (est. 1972)