Catholic higher education

The baccalaureate mass programs consist of the programs for baccalaureate masses held each academic year, from 1859 to the present.

The Alberto F. Porta Papers consist of correspondence, clippings, manuscripts, architectural drawings, and prints and negatives of drawings. The materials, in both English and Italian, reflect Porta's career as an architect in Guatemala and San Francisco, and a professor at Santa Clara College. Included in the collection are materials on weather forecasting, earthquake predictions, and his invention of a helicoidal aeroplane.

The Santa Clara University Artifact Collection consists of artifacts, ephemera, textiles, memorabilia, art works and archeological materials documenting the history of the University and important events in its past. Particular coverage is given to items commemorating important events in university history such as the reroute of the Alameda in 1986 and the 150th anniversary of the university in 2001.