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Correspondence, meeting minutes, and other materials from the Committee on Judaic Studies, of which Livingston was a part concerning a $6,000 endowment to the Judaic Studies Department among other matters.

Handwritten notes and research about Just War Theory.

"Reflections on the Study of Religion in the University", Walter G. Mason Lecture given by Livingston on April 21, 1987.

Miscellaneous papers, including "The Christian Intellectual Tradition" by Robert L. Wilken and "The William and Mary Athletic Scandal of 1951: Governance and the Battle for Academic and Athletic Integrity" by Ronald A. Smith.

Correspondence concerning various acknowledgements won by Livingston, including his nomination in the Commonwealth's Outstanding Faculty Awards Program and his award of a Faculty Research Assignment to work on his research project "English Religious Thought, 1860-1910".

Correspondence, speeches, newsletters, and other materials from the Modernism Group of which Livingston was a member.

Handwritten notes and research about Reinhold Niebuhr.

Correspondence and other materials from the Nineteenth Century Theology Group of which Livingston was a member.

Research about Claude Welch and "Reflections on Claude Welch's Protestant Thought in the Nineteenth Century".

Materials about wars and morality and "The Challenge of Peace: God's Promise and Our Response A Pastoral Letter on War and Peace" by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops on May 3, 1983.