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File consists of a course calendar, outlining programs and courses offered at Humber between 1974 and 1976. The calendar also includes several photographs and general information about Humber.

File contains a course calendar used to outline courses and programs at Humber between 1977 and 1979. The calendar includes course/program descriptions, as well as a message from President Gordon Wragg, and several black and white photographs showing life at Humber.

Item is a course calendar covering the years 1969 to 1971 at Humber College. The calendar includes descriptions of courses/programs, photographs of the campus/student life, a letter from President Gordon Wragg, and general information about Humber and registration.

File consists of a course calendar outlining courses and programs at Humber between 1971 and 1973. The calendar includes course descriptions, lists of faculty, general information about Humber, and several black and white photographs depicting campus life.

File consists of the first course calendar produced for Humber College for the 1967-1968 academic year. The calendar includes program descriptions, along with general information about Humber, its administration, and its facilities.

File consists of letters and drafts of letters written by Wayson Choy. Includes a letter to Patsy Aldana at Douglas & McIntyre regarding an offer for a sequel to "The Jade Peony" and a letter to Iona Wishaw and her class at Vancouver Technical Secondary School.

File consists of a eulogy co-written by Wayson. File also includes a receipt from Print Express, for fax services, dated September 14, 1992. The top of the eulogy includes James Johnston as the addressee. The eulogy is signed off, "Paul Cheung, Wayson Choy, Richard Fung, Allan Li, Lloyd Wong ... and other friends from Gay Asians of Toronto".

File consists of the final report prepared by Peter Barnard Associates in association with A.J. Diamond Planners Ltd. on the future of the Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital. Contains a summary of various options, including converting the Cottages to residential uses, as well as the proposed transfer to Humber College. The report was submitted to the Ontario Government. The report includes a detailed history of the "Mimico Asylum" and an analysis of each individual building.

File consists of a report prepared by Laurie McPherson, Planner for the Borough of Etobicoke, outlining potential uses for the Psychiatric Hospital (including potential use of some buildings by Humber College). The report also includes photographs of the Hospital site.

Item is an issue of "Humber Happenings". This issue contains profiles Don McLean, Manager of transportation services, Natalie Scott, teacher of English as a second language, Peter Maybury and Bill Kalaher. The issue also features the opening of the Humber York Eglington Centre and an article on integration and segregation among other Humber news and updates.