Collection consists of ephemeral items that relate to the university's activities and that are considered worthy of retention

Hugh Farthing Bursary trophy from Canadian Legion TVS #52. The individuals listed on the trophy are: Miss J. Strom 1962; Miss A. Snyder and Miss G. Goddard 1963; Miss M.L. Jones 1964; Donna Fraser 1965; Mary Anderson 1966; Margaret Ratcliff 1967; Diane Fairweather 1968; Miss D.M. Schmidt 1969; Miss Doline Keller 1970; Miss Lorraine McGuire 1971; Miss H.L. Gullacher 1972; Miss Laurel Patten 1973; Miss Sue Jensen 1974; Miss Brenda Sasseville 1975; Miss Gayle Powell 1976; Miss Nancy Young 1977; Miss Whitney Bassarab 1978; Miss Nancy Mankles 1979; Miss Marybeth De Gruyter 1980; Miss Sharon Leigh 1981; Mary Grainger 1982; Miss Loretta Tusseland 1983.

Includes plaques for Jean S. Troningsdal awards (Outstanding Co-curricular Student); Outstanding Leadership Qualities; Outstanding Resident); gravel; graduation pins.

Consists of the handwritten manuscript of Londa Shembe's translation of his grandfather's writings. Londa, was the head of the South African Zulu Independent Church, with around one million members. The translation was published by the University of Calgary Press in 1994 with the title The Scriptures of the AmanaNazaretha of Ekuphakameni. A copy of the book accompanies the manuscript.

Consists of plaque commemorating the 30th anniversary of the University.

Consists of shovel used in the sod-turning for the Professional Faculties Building

Consists of framed official notification of the granting of the University of Calgary's coat of arms

Consists of a framed picture and crests from the Canadian Astronaut Program

Consists of framed pictures and crests, presented and signed by Roberta Bondar, from the Space Shuttle Discovery mission STS-42.

Consists of the convocation gown worn by Richard Haskayne