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Fonds consists of records created in pursuit of the Senate's responsibility to "enhance the usefulness" of the University. The fonds has been arranged into seven series, including: (1) Minutes; (2) Ceremonies and visitors; (3) Chancellor's club dinners; (4) Distinguished lecturers; (5) Task forces; (6) Subject files; and (7) Graphic and audio-visual materials. Includes minutes of the Senate and its various commitees and ad hoc committees; convocation planning files, video recordings of convocations, honorary degree recipient nominations and citations, planning files for luncheons, receptions and various ceremonies; chancellor's club dinner planning files; Distinguished Lecturers Series case files and sound recordings; task force reports and research materials; various subject files including Senate seminar planning records, minutes of committees on which Senate representatives sat; and photographs and video recordings of Senate members and their activities.

Cheque requisitions, hotel booking confimations, inter-departmental billing records and other such "housekeeping records" have been culled from the files.

Fonds includes series for Pamphlets, and Pamphlets, Special Convocations.

Fonds consists of correspondence and minutes of meetings from the 25th Anniversary Committee; Place of Vision book; records, reports and publications from various campus units documenting how they celebrated the 25th Anniversay events with open houses, awards, projects, concerts, tours, displays, performances and demonstrations. Also includes photographs of the October, 1991 Open House and photograph contact sheets of displays from the Archives and Special Collections.

Fonds consists of records received or created by Jim Gripton related to his research, teaching, and professional practice in Social Work.

Fonds consists of material collected by R.P. Pride. Includes correspondence between R.P. Pride and A. Nowlan, some not present in the Alden Nowlan fonds (MsC 40); photographs; manuscripts and photocopies of published poetry, short stories, articles and columns written by A. Nowlan; and works on A. Nowlan. MsC 359 consists of letters from Grace Reese, Alden Nowlan's mother, to her niece, Rachel Paulson Pride (Rachel Sherman as of 2010).

Fonds consists of Leon Bankoff's collection of material relating to a geometric figure, the 'arbelos'. Includes correspondence, primarily with other mathematicians including Clayton W. Dodge, Howard Eves, Leo Sauvé, and Charles W. Trigg; manuscripts including notebooks; published works; works by others; and material by and about M. Victor Thébault.

Fonds consists of correspondence; manuscripts, ranging from rough drafts and fragments to production scripts, of stage, radio and television plays, screenplays and operas (Filumena and Frobisher); English translations by J. Murrell of plays by Henrik Ibsen, Victorien Sardou and others; promotional, production and review material; works about J. Murrell; works by others; miscellaneous; published work; and moving image of Waiting for the parade.

Fonds consists of correspondence; notebooks, manuscripts of poems, poetry collections, novels, essay collections, articles, book reviews, essays, conference papers, interviews and prose from rob mclennan's blog; editing and publishing files; material relating to reading series; articles, interviews, reviews and other material about r. mclennan; works by others; and miscellaneous materials of interest collected by r. mclennan.

Two maquettes of gargoyles carved as models for the grotesques that would subsequently be carved in the upper corners of the entrance to the Senate Chamber of Canadian Parliament. The maquettes were donated by the family of Thomas Dunlop Rankin (1886-1965) who supervised the reconstruction of Parliament Centre Block (1916-1927). Initials carved into the grotesques "W.J.A." are those of Walter Joseph Allen who was an English sculptor employed on the construction of the Centre Block. Allen worked as the superintendent of the modeling and carving shop and was responsible for the team of carvers from April 1917 to June 1924.

One maquette of a gargoyle holding a scroll and feather pen.

Fonds consists of records from the Dean's office concerning curriculum coordination and scheduling, program development, curriculum development and review, course outlines, Dean's Advisory Committee, Dean's Council, Faculty of Humanities Development Plan, effective writing, evaluations of departments, official inauguration, editorship and publication of ARIEL, Killam Resident Fellows, International Education Council, Language Research Centre, issues of the newsletter "Gallimaufry" and "Faculty of Humanities Newsletter," annual bibliographies, and pamphlets. Fonds includes series for Philology Research Group Newsletter, Gallimaufry, Faculty of Humanities Newsletter, Annual Bibligraphy, Faculty of Humanities (Pamphlets), and Pamphlets, Language Research Centre.