This binder includes magazines and articles about the making of On the Waterfront (1954) and its transformation into a novel and later a play. There are also numerous printed webpages of On the Waterfront books and books about the film for sale.

This binder includes numerous articles and interviews about the research behind and making of many of Budd Schulberg's film scripts and films. Films addressed include On the Waterfront (1954), Winter Carnival, A Face in the Crowd, and The Harder They Fall, among others.

This binder includes original and copied photographs of Jackie Coogan's and Sol Lesser's films. It also includes a variety of articles, correspondence, and printed webpages about Scott Fitzgerald's and Budd Schulberg's works. There are articles remembering actor Norman Lloyd. And there is a lot of email correspondence, some of it relating to Schulberg family history.

This binder includes numerouse reviews written by or about Budd Schulberg. It includes correspondence between Nick Beck and others. It also includes many notifications, articles, and correspondence about anniversary events or potential events commemorating the Watts Riots, Watts Writers' Workshop, and Los Angeles High School graduating classes. In addition, the binder contains correspondence relating to the Save Ellis Island organization.

This collection of papers are printed webpages showing various editions of Scott Fitzgerald's books, the cast and crew of The Beautiful and Damned (1921), and a postcard with a picture of Charlie Chaplin.

This photo album includes pictures from the reception and book signing at USC Doheny Library's exhibit honoring the 50th anniversary of the publication of What Makes Sammy Run? (1941).

This binder includes a collection of many of Budd Schulberg's speeches and articles about boxing.

This folder includes an original letter sent by Budd Schulberg about the establishment of the Watts Writers' Workshop. It also includes an exhibit guide to the exhibit at USC Doheny Library in 1991 commemorating the 50th anniversary of the publication of What Makes Sammy Run? (1941).