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File consists of the inaugural issue of "Humber Happenings". The issue includes an article on the land exchange between Humber and the Provincial Government (which lead to the acquisition of the Lakeshore Teacher's College), a profile of Athletics Director Richard John Bendera, coverage of a Blood Drive, a Horse Show, a Spring '74 Conference, among other articles and features.

File consists of an issue of "Humber Happenings". The issue covers Pro Dev ("Professional Development") award winners, student athletic award winners, a profile of James William Speight, staffing updates, May 1974 events on campus, and other topics.

File consists of an issue of "Humber Happenings". This issue includes coverage of a Christmas gift to the Etobicoke General Hospital, photographs of a fashion show (highlighting ski wear), the opening of the Centre for Labour studies, and other items relating to Humber.

File consists of an issue of the newsletter "Humber Happenings". This issue includes coverage of the launch of Humber's Labour course, a visit by Humber staff to the Warkworth Institute to promote Humber courses to inmates, the amalgamation of the Quo Vadis Nursing School into Humber, sports overage, a recipe from Igor Sokur (of the Hotel and Restaurant Management Program) among other topics and articles.

Item is an issue of "Humber Happenings". This issue, part of the 10th anniversary year at the College, features profiles of staff members Mary Brown and Thomas Yee. The issue also includes coverage of an open house at the newly opened Lakeshore I campus, the largest ever graduation ceremony (to date) at Humber, a recipe from Igor Sokur, and other news and updates from Humber.

File consists of an issue of "Humber Happenings". The issue includes a profile of staff Ethel Milkovits, highlights of book donations received by Chief Librarian Audrey Maclellan, the introduction of 13 Board of Governors' members, and new employees at Humber. The issue also includes regular features such as Igor Sukor's monthly recipes and general news.

File consists of an issue of "Humber Happenings". The issue contains a profiles of staff members Pat Stocks and Ted Millard, an article by Sandy Vale ("What Can a College Do For a Community?"), "Education for What?" an article by Earl Reidy, a profile of International/National study options at Humber, an outline of the proposed Student Centre, along with other updates from the College. The issue also includes regular features such as a recipe from Igor Sokur.

File consists of an issue of "Humber Happenings". Includes profiles of staff members Hugh Whitney Morrison and Peter Schuntner, photographs of staff as young children, an article by Joe Stern ("Future Tensions"), and regular news and features (such as Igor Sukor's recipe of the month).

File consists of "Humber Today" (Fall 1997). The issue features articles on the Humber College and University of New Brunswick (UNB) accord; the establishment of a Humber alumni service; the Humber College-Wilfrid Laurier University joint MBA initiative; Humber's Cook Apprenticeship program student Tom Chlebek wins gold medal at national Skills Canada competition; Humber's Photography program coordinator Jim Chambers' art showing Street People; the new on-line National Ski Area Resort Management program collaboration with BC's Selkirk College; and Humber's Theatre Performance program professor Allan Guttman.

File consists of "Humber Today" (Winter 1997). This issue features articles on the Partners in Cuisine culinary student exchange program with Scotland's Motherwell College; the world's first internet post-graduate Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism program offered at Humber College; the 25-year anniversary of the Humber College Sailing Centre; the addition of York University full credit courses at Humber College; and the international education expansion at Humber for both international student recruitment and international projects opportunities; Environmental Technology professor Glenn Mazer's musical CD Ancient Ecologies; and Theatre Humber's move to Lakeshore Campus.