File consists of an issue of "Humber Happenings", providing staffing updates, coverage of events around campus (including an International Flute Symposium at Humber), program updates, a recipe from Igor Sokur, among other articles and news items. The file also includes an invitation to the President's Breakfast in 1981.
File consists of "Humber Today" (Winter 1996). The issue features articles on the naming the Lakeshore Campus quadrangle after Humber President Robert A. Gordon; the Humber University Centre; the MBA partnership with Wilfred Laurier University for Humber Lakeshore Campus; Humber's Journalism Program new creative writing pathway; Humber's Coffin Museum; Humber's published authors Joe Kertes, Cecil Foster, Antanas Seleika and Wayson Choy; the launch of the first college course in Ontario available entirely on the Internet - Humber's Landlord and Tenant Law course; and Humber's Open Learning Centre.
File consists of "Humber Today" (Fall 1996). The issue features articles on the Humber's specialized training programs, including three newly launched - Fire and Emergency Services, Wireless Communications Technology and Design Portfolio; the expansion of Humber's Internet site; the addition of a new Digital Imaging Training Centre lab for 3D and video production; Humber's School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism professor Klaus Theyer elected Escoffier Society President; Humber's new Dirt Bike and Trail School; and Palliative Care education at Humber;
File consists of "Humber Today" (Winter 1998). This issue features articles on Humber Lakeshore Campus' The Gatehouse Child Advocacy Centre; Humber's culinary professor Chef McCann featured in World Celebrity Chefs book by Jean Conil; Humber's School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism courses launched in Jamaica; and Humber Film and Television Production professor Brian Nash awarded Toronto International Film Festival citation.
File consists of "Humber Today" (Winter 2002/2003). This issue features articles on Humber's new Bachelor of Applied Business in Manufacturing Management and Bachelor of Applied Technology in Industrial Design degrees; Humber Lakeshore Campus carriage house building conversion recognized by Heritage Toronto; Comedy: Writing and Performance program graduate Tim Polley wins Tim Sims Encouragement Award; renowned Jazz saxophonist Alex Dean joins Humber Community Music School as Artist in Residence; and the University of Guelph-Humber welcomes first class of students.
File consists of "Humber Today" (Spring/Summer 2003). This issue features articles on Humber's new designation as an Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning; Humber's hosting of the Canadian Information Processing Society's conference for women in IT; Humber's Industrial Design students' recognition at the World Automotive Design Competition and the Design Exchange National Student Design Competition; and the University of New Brunswick-Humber's Bachelor of Nursing program's community placement opportunities.
File consists of an issue of the publication. Includes articles on alumni Jamil Jivani, Jordan Cohen, Idee Folami, and faculty member Susan Somerville. The publication also includes a list of new degree programs at Humber.
File consists of an issue of the newsletter, includes articles on journalism students covering the 2014 mayoral election, Mike Holmes visiting Humber, the SIM Lab at Lakeshore, information about Aboriginal [Indigenous] Services at Humber, advice from recruitment officer John Rose, a list of favourites from Joe Kertes, the formation of the Humber Campus Emergency Response Team, among other articles.
File consists of three copies of a publication produced during Humber's silver jubilee. The magazine includes a covering letter from President Robert Gordon, articles and photographs from Humber's history, and general articles relating to Humber and College education.