In what follows I shall endeavour to explain the position in which the Husserl Archives in Louvain now are — in the Spring of 1969 — with our efforts to collect the documents concerning Husserl’s academic career and more especially his philosophical conceptions and their evolution. Secondly, I shall treat of the stenographic and other originals, which we are now transcribing, and the method used in the elaboration of these transcriptions. Thirdly, I shall mention the texts now in print or almost ready for editing in the series, Husserliana. And finally, I shall discuss the projects in which the Archives are engaged in order to further the influence of Husserl’s phenomenology on contemporary thought.