Gathered by the university's News Service over several decades, the University Archives holds a variety of subject files related to LBJ and his impact on the campus. Many things within this collection are digitized and available in Digital Collections under the Lyndon Baines Johnson Collection.
Texas State University is the only college in Texas to have graduated a U.S. president. Johnson began his studies in San Marcos in 1927 and received a bachelor of science and a permanent high school teaching certificate in August 1930. According to his transcript, his major was history, and he had a double minor in English and social sciences. A copy of his transcript is available (see page 1 and page 2); refer to the undergraduate catalogs for descriptions of the courses he took in college.
For more information, see the LBJ on Campus digital exhibition and the LBJ100 oral history collection.
Some of the publications detailing LBJ's time in San Marcos include:
LBJ as a student at SWTTC
1928 Pedagog
1928 Pedagog
1930 Pedagog
1930 Pedagog
1930 Pedagog
1931 Pedagog
1931 Pedagog
While there are many books about LBJ, those listed below are available through the Digital Collections. Note that print editions of these materials, along with many additional publications, are available in the Alkek Library and are searchable via the online catalog.