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Item is a video depicting a Humber College orientation video for the 1989-1990 school year. It describes programs, courses, and services available to students.This is a master recording.

File consists of a tape recording of 4 radio advertisements for the FAST program at Humber College. The program was run out of the Business School and targeted those with unfinished College/University degrees.

File consists of an audio cassette featuring an advertisement for a January/February 1988 intake at Humber College.

File consists of an audio cassette featuring two spots advertising Humber's programs, with an eye to careers in the 1990s.

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.

File consists of two copies of a videocassette promoting The Clock Tower fundraising campaign ("Building a Dream"). Includes 1990s computer animation showing the location of the proposed Clock Tower at the North Campus (during the day and night).

Item is a video promoting Humber College and its programs. The video includes film footage of students and buildings (mainly at the North), as well as interviews with students/faculty. The video was directed by John Morrow for Whitewater productions.

File consists of a DVD featuring an orientation video and slideshow (showing various Orangeville events).

File consists of a reel-to-reel audio tape and an audio cassette tape from the 10th anniversary of Humber. The recording was produced for Humber Radio by the third year Radio Broadcasting Students, and features interviews with Jack Ross (Dean of Creative and Communication Arts), Bob Higgins (Dean of the Technology Division), Richard Hook (Dean of Applied Arts), Lucille Peszat (Dean of Health Sciences), Eric Mundinger (Dean of Business), Robert ('Tex') Noble (Dean of Continuous Learning), and Humber President Gordon Wragg.

File consists of four 30 second radio advertisements for various Humber programs (Technology, Law, Business).