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Item is a video recording of an oral history interview with Joe Kertes and Ben Labovitch, which took place on 12 February 2020. The interview focused primarily on the history of the Humber School for Writers.

Item is a poster promoting the Food Industry Technician Program.

Item is a poster promoting the design foundation program, and the January start date.

Item is a video depicting Humber College's Electronics Training Technician program. Students learn how to service, troubleshoot, and program a range of devices, from those used at home, to more complex devices used in professional settings. It includes interviews with Humber College faculty, graduates, and students, including Raymond Cheung, Vickie Sandham, Doug Fuller and Ron Irvine.

Horizontal colour image. The top of the photo is a white-greyish sky. The bottom of the photo is a wet road that is diagonal to the photo (smaller at the left and is larger to the right). Beside the road is a layer of snow on the lawn. Within the snow, there are four trees with no leaves extending to and off the top of the photo. Behind the trees are three red brick buildings. The buildings are all three storeys high, have multiple windows with yellow frames and grey rooves. On the side facing the road of the two left buildings, there is a partially completed white overhang over a door. Near the left edge of the left building, there is a plastic fence and a sign on a post. The image is within a grey frame.

Vertical colour photograph. There is a blue sky with white clouds at the top of the image. The rest of the image is a red brick building. At the bottom of the picture, is a burgundy door surrounded by windows with a staircase with white rails leading to it. The building is three storeys tall, with two windows on either side of the door on the bottom floor, three windows on the second, and one window on the third. The windows have yellow frames. Over the bottom right window, there is a black vent. Over the second floor side windows, there are strips of grey stone. Over the middle second floor window (which is curved on top), there are three rectangular grey stone pieces. The top window is semi-circle shaped. The top of the building is slated on both sides creating a triangle. The moulding around the roof along the two top triangular sides are yellow. The photograph is within a black frame.     

Horizontal colour image. The top of the image is a dark blue/purple sky. The main part of the image is a rectangular grey four-storey building with multiple windows. On one side of the building, there is a protruding section with glass walls and staircases inside. The building is surrounded by lit light posts on both visible sides. On the right side of the building, there is also a line of lit lights on the wall. In front the building, is a grey sidewalk which is curved on the outer side with a green lawn beside it. At the bottom right corner, there is a grey triangle which appear to be stairs with some metal rails extending upwards. The image is held within a black frame.

Item is a video that highlights "Humber" and its values and goals, used during the 21st Anniversary ("Coming of Age") celebrations of the College in 1988. The video was produced by the AV House/AVISE.

Item is a video depicting Humber College's 21st anniversary ("Coming of Age") celebrations at the Constellation Hotel. Footage includes alumni and faculty mingling, eating dinner and watching speeches from Ed Phillip, Douglas E. Light, Joseph Sorbara, Dr. Robert "Squee" Gordon, among others, discussing the growth of Humber College since 1967, and its projected future, with a focus on more polytechnic education. Event was hosted by Tayler Parnaby. The door prize for the event was a 1988 GMC Jimmy. Bill Davis was scheduled to speak but did not attend.

Item is a video depicting the potential future of Humber College students born in the 1960s. Focuses on emerging technologies, future housing costs, changing demographics, labour forces and industries, and discusses how Humber College equips students to navigate this through specialized courses and practical experience. Mentions ongoing expansions to technological, hospitality, and tourism programs.