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Item is a pin celebrating the 25th anniversary of Humber College in 1992.

Item is a bin bearing the Humber logo and name.

File consists of an issue of "Humber Happenings". The issue includes profiles of Reverend Derwyn Shea, Director of athletics Rick Bendera and Ken Cooke Head of Engineering and Technology for IMC. The issue also features Father Bartholemew retirement from the board and the death of vice president of Administration Derek Horne and other updates on 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.

Item is an issue of "Humber Happenings". This issue contains snippets from graduation ceremony, profiles of newly appointed staff, and insights into switchboard operation among other Humber news and updates.

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 the inaugural issue of "Humber Today" (Fall 1995). The issue features an editorial from Humber President Robert Gordon on potential changes at Humber College emerging from Ontario political environment; and articles on the Humber North Campus Arboretum; the Lakeshore Development expanding Humber Lakeshore Campus; Humber's Keelesdale Campus; the Humber School for Writers; the commencement of Humber's Flight and Aviation Management and Professional Golf Management Programs; and The Humber Institute of Language and Culture.

File consists of "Humber Today" (Fall 1998). This issue features articles on Humber's Telecommunications Learning Institute; Humber's new Police Foundations Training program; Humber's first Virtual Career Fair featuring the School of Information Technology, Accounting and Electronics; new Humber programs - Ecotourism and Adventure Recreation and 3D for Design and Architectural Professionals; Humber students win seven medals at Skills Canada competitions; Humber's Film & Television graduates hold public screening at The Royal Theatre; Humber's Business Administration program collaboration with Ningbo University in China; and Humber Student Intercultural Centre Coordinator Dalyce Newby authors Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott biography.

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.