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A horizontal black and white film still. The image shows two men in a car. The man on the left has his mouth open and wearing a shirt and a sweater. The man on the right has a thick moustache and is wearing a button up shirt and leather jacket while holding onto the steering wheel. Behind them, the rear window can be seen. Below the image is a long white rectangle with black text. The image is held within a black frame.

File consists of small pocket-sized schedules for the Humber men's and women's volleyball and basketball teams and the hockey team.

Colour landscape image. The image shows various people standing on a grassy lawn in front of a brown brick building. In the centre, there is a clown playing a violin, a woman in a white polka dotted dress, a dog, a woman in a white dress and a crown, and four children. To the left, there are people dressed in all black and people in pants and shirts (mainly white, red, and blue). To the right, there are women in long dresses and a person in green shorts holding a baby above their head. In the background, other people are visible. The building has two storeys and rectangular windows with semi-circles at their tops. The building and people are surrounded by trees. The background is a blue sky. The image is bordered by a white border with black text at the bottom centre.

File consists of the Spring 1987 newsletter from Theatre Humber. Includes dates for 1987-1988 performances, a profile of Lloy Coutts, and information about registration.

File consists of the Spring 1994 issue of "The Cutting Edge", Humber's Hospitality Alliance Magazine.

Item is a poster for Theatre Humber's production of "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds" by Paul Zindel.

File consists of a programme for the retirement dinner held in honour of Gordon Wragg's retirement. Wragg was Humber's first President. The programme features the lyrics to a song composed by Tom Norton (Vice-President Academic), "Gord Wragg Built a College".

File consists of a research report on the history of College Libraries written in 2017 by Humber Librarian Mark Bryant. The paper includes an overview of the development of College Libraries in Ontario between 1967 and 2017, including coverage of the McMaster Project, Bibliocentre, the struggle for true faculty status by Librarians, and a focus on the development of the Library at Humber. The work includes reproductions of several pieces of correspondence, tables and other archival items.