Though much of the collection is focused on earlier anti-war efforts, there are a few materials related to the Gulf War as well. See these in the online exhibit Linus Pauling and the International Peace Movement; A Final Cause: The Gulf War.

The Memorial Union Records document the administration of this organization and its role in managing services and events at the two student union facilities at Oregon State University: the Memorial Union and the Memorial Union East (also known as Snell Hall). Spanning the years 1922 to 2012, these records include: annual reports, correspondence, course materials, digital files, financial records, flyers, handbooks, meeting minutes, photographs, posters, publications, scrapbooks, and sound recordings.

A variety of university publications - including those listed below - can support research on a multitude of topics, including World War II.

• Course Catalogs: Looking at course catalogs for the war years can show the war's effect on the campus. 
• OSU Yearbooks: These can also show how the campus was affected during the war years.
• The Daily Barometer: The school newspaper has many pieces on OAC students and activities surrounding the war.
• Annual Reports: These summarize the activities of OAC during each year of the war.