WCWM's administration series includes all of the records for running the station, including budgets, Federal Communication Commission documents, radio operator licenses, and station logs. The highlights from the series are radio show transcripts from 1938-1942, the top 40 playlists (Super Hits and Fickle Forty) dating from the 1960s and 1970s, and the examinations, dating from the 1970s and 1980s, prospective student DJs had to pass in order to get on the air.

The WCWM correspondence encompasses all of the administrative correspondence for running the station. Of note in the series are a thank you letter from the Governor of Texas in 1980, and two letters, dated 1981, from concerned citizens who did not want WCWM's original frequency, 88.7, to interfere with the local public radio station.

This series encompasses all of the flyers and publications that WCWM created, as well as all of the newspaper articles about the station. Included in this collection are the two major WCWM publications, Metacycles in the 1970s, and Submission from 1989 through 2006. These magazines provided the campus with music news, record reviews, and band interviews. Submission magazine was reincarnated as Vinyl Tap in 2006, which is available via the library catalog. Along with those publications, this series also includes program guides, dating from the 1980s-1990s, that informed the campus about various semesters' radio programming.

These recordings are a compilation of various WCWM radio shows, public service announcements, DJ trainings, and music. Of note in this series are a reel to reel tape of WCWM coverage of the 1976 presidential election, public service announcements from the late 1980s and early 1990s, and a compact disc recording WCWM's participation in a 1975 psychology experiment.