The Stanford GSB Faculty & Administration Booklets collection provides a record of GSB Faculty and Administrative Officers starting in 1964. The collection contains 45 short booklets ranging from the 1964/65 academic year to the 2008/09 academic year. From the 1960's to the 1990's the booklets collected the names, education, selected publications, and professional memberships for GSB faculty, lecturers, and administrative staff. From 2000 onwards, the publication was reworked to become the GSB Faculty Directory. The physical publication of the directory ceased in 2009.

Access to items in this collection is currently limited to Graduate School of Business students, faculty, staff, and alumni. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce items in this collection, please contact the Stanford Graduate School of Business Library.

This collection contains digital surrogates of yearbooks published by the student-run Yearbook Club of the Graduate School of Business. These yearbooks were published in the years 1954-1970, 1975-2004, 2008, 2012, 2015, and 2022. The GSB Yearbook Club ceased existing in the 2004-2005 academic year; yearbooks published after that are self published by students.

Each yearbook contains head shot photographs of GSB faculty and MBA 1 and MBA 2 students for that academic year, as well as candid photographs of student life and school events.

Due to copyright restrictions, access to items in this collection is currently limited to Graduate School of Business students, faculty, staff, and alumni. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce items in this collection, please contact the Stanford Graduate School of Business Library.

This collection contains digital surrogates of Stanford Business magazine issues from 1932-2024. Initially published 3-4 times a year as the Stanford Graduate School of Business Alumni Bulletin from 1932 to 1963, the bulletin provided school news and alumni updates. The publication has gone through various name changes:

1. Stanford Graduate School of Business Alumni Bulletin (Volumes 1-31, 1932-1962)
2. Stanford University Graduate School of Business Bulletin (Volumes 32-37, 1963-1969)
3. Stanford Business School Alumni Bulletin (Volumes 38-46, 1969-1978)
4. Stanford GSB (Volumes 47-53, 1978-1984)
5. Stanford Business School Magazine (Volumes 54-64, 1985-1997)
6. Stanford Business (Volumes 65-76, 1997 - 2024 in this collection)

Over the years the content of the publication has expanded from school and alumni news to include editorials, articles on business topics, updates from the faculty and staff, alumni news, and updates from student organizations. School annual reports published in the bulletin from 1967 to 1984 are also included in this collection.

This collection contains a selection of unpublished letters written by Jacob Hugh Jackson (1931-1956) during his tenure as dean of the Graduate School of Business. The school’s second dean, Jacob Hugh Jackson (1931–1956), held the longest tenure of any dean to date, seeing the school through the lean days of World War II and into the ’50s. In 1926, Dean Jackson joined Stanford’s new Graduate School of Business as a professor of accounting. In 1931 he became dean, a post which he held for 25 years. From 1937 to 1940, he also served as acting comptroller.

The collection consists of letters written by J. Hugh Jackson to his mother, Mrs. J. M. Jackson. The original envelopes are included. The letters are either typed or handwritten. The collection includes several items that are not letters; including hotel brochures, travel itineraries, and annotated day planner pages.

This collection contains selected digitized photographs and photographic negatives from the Graduate School of Business archives. The collection includes photographs of students, faculty, and GSB events, including Alumni Days and Commencement/Graduation, and GSB Programs.

Due to copyright and privacy concerns, access to this collection is currently limited to Graduate School of Business students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

The Stanford Graduate School of Business Oral Histories is a collection of oral histories, panel discussions, and group interviews conducted with GSB community members, including faculty, staff members, and alumni. These interviews range from the 1999's to the mid 2010's and document the history of the school, changes in the GSB curriculum, and the experiences of the GSB community throughout the years.

Due to privacy concerns, access to this collection is limited to the GSB community. External researchers must contact the GSB Library for access.