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Fonds consists of the University Gazette (1967-1968); Gazette newsletter (1968-2003); photographs which appeared in the Gazette and those not chosen for publication (1988-1992); newsclippings of events or persons related to the University (1945-1981); Olympic files and news releases of changes in programs, departments and personnel, including biographical data on new faculty and staff (1966-1990); general administration, convocation and correspondence files (1965-1984); Distinguished Lecturer Series files (1970-1985, 1988-1990); photographs of University events, people and buildings 1912, 1940-1992, 2 audio cassettes of radio promotions (1988-1989), videos of the television program "University of the Air" (1978), photographs used as an Image Bank, pamphlets, brochures, material relating to the Gazette, and videos, audio tapes, CD-Roms and diskettes produced by the Public Affairs Office. Includes incomplete sets of Quid Novi (1965-1966), Faculty Gazette (1966-1969), and Staff Gazette (1968). Also includes The University Report (1967-1969), UAC Bulletin (1961-1965), Department of Information Bulletin (1979), Faculty Bulletin (1964), Building on the Vision (1991-1994), OnCampus (2003-2004), and OnCampus Quarterly (2003-2004), a biographical file on University President Harvey Weingarten, and files of records relating to two major archaeological excavations undertaken by the University of Calgary (Queen of Sheba and St. Mary's Reservoir). Fonds includes series for Quid Novi?; Faculty Gazette; UAC Bulletin; University Gazette; Staff Gazette; The Faculty Bulletin; Newsletter, Department of Information; University Report; The University of Calgary Bulletin; Building on the Vision; Pamphlets, Public Affairs Office; Pamphlets, External Relations; and Image Bank Collection;

Fonds consists of personal and professional records created and collected by Dr. Richard Forbis. The records relate to many aspects of Forbis' career as an archaeologist, educator and academic.

The fonds consists of records created or collected by Dr. Mitchell over the course of his life and his career. The records include school photographs, his work as an actor and director in early productions in high school and while teaching at high schools in British Columbia. The records also document his education at Stanford University and include degrees and certificates, newsclippings, reviews and photographs of productions, and Mitchell’s Master of Arts thesis. The records also reflect Mitchell’s teaching career at the University of Calgary, and his work in establishing various community theatre ventures including the Alternative Theatre Company and the Pumphouse Theatre. The records also include photographs and slides of family, friends, and his trips to Europe and Asia, and three scrapbooks of playbills, newsclippings, reviews, photographs, cards and correspondence.

Consists of research records covering the approximate period from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century including text, index cards, notebooks, photographs, slides, and microfiche. Also includes a copy of "A nation transformed by banks: Canada's banks and the opening of the West" which was published posthumously by Klassen's daughters. Primarily photocopied material with some annotations (mostly identification information), with some correspondence, original interviews, and notes by Klassen.

Fonds consists of records created and collected by Dr David Lewis