Fonds consists of photographs of the first sod turning at the new University of Alberta, Calgary campus, the opening of the Administration Building including images of the Press covering the event and the Library tea party, and images of the quad in the Arts & Education building (later Administration Building) with fountain, and constructing the steps up to the Administration Building.

The fonds consists of records created or collected by Dr. Heymann in the course of his varied careers as journalist, historian, and writer. The records include personal correspondence, registration papers and letters of transit during his time as editor before the war, and from his stint as a war correspondent. The records also include drafts and final copies of his scholarly writing, presentations at conferences and symposia, and notes taking during his historical research.

Fond consists of records created or received by Craigie during his lifetime including early education, subsequent degrees, teaching and research.

Collection consists of aerial photographs of the University of Calgary campus.

Fonds consists of administrative files from Zoltan Roman's activities within the University of Calgary and the Canadian Association of University Schools of Music (CAUSM).

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 teaching records, subject files created or accumulated by Church, research and scholarship files and personal records. Also includes records relating to his service as a founding member of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC).

The fonds consists of records created or collected by Dr. Konrad over the course of his life and throughout his career. The records include the journal created by Konrad from his seminal trip to Paraguay as a volunteer with the Mennonite Central Committee, his post-graduate research and the scholarly activities undertaken as a faculty member at the University of Calgary. These records include research and field notes, drafts of articles and conference presentations, transcripts of interviews, background research including newspaper clippings for the Calgary Stampede project, and notebooks of archival research from Mérida, Yucatán.

Fonds consists of minutes and agendas, reports, bylaws, lease agreements, program notes.

Fonds consists of staff meetings, correspondence, Project Management Advisory Committee files, fundraising, correspondence concerning the initiation and development of the Project Management Chair.