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Series consists of sabbatical reports produced by Faculty Librarians during sabbaticals or research leaves.

Series consists of administrative material created by the Humber School for Writers. Includes correspondence with authors regarding participation in the workshops, promotional material, information on alumni, and a research study by Antanas Sileika.

Series consists of collective agreements between the College Employer Council and the Ontario Public Service Employees Union.

Series consists of promotional and publicity material relating to Humber Orangeville. Includes promotional advertisements, photographs, commercials, and other materials. The series contains general files, as well as four sub-series containing specific marketing materials.

Series consists of various career guides/calendars and other course information produced by Humber for prospective and returning students.

Series consists of reports, correspondence, and other materials primarily created by Humber Orangeville's Principle, Joe Andrews. Much of the material relates to the planning of the campus, day-to-day operations, and program/faculty planning. The series also includes one subseries which focuses on material relating to Humber's relationship with the Town of Orangeville.

Series consists of material that relates to Humber Orangeville's involvement in the wider Orangeville community. Includes material relating to workshops run by Humber in Orangeville, awards received/given by Humber, and material relating to groups/events Humber sponsored.

Series consists of material relating to physical campus locations used or planned by Humber in Orangeville. Includes material relating to the Alder Street location, Riddell Lab, and the proposed new campus at Veterans Way. Series includes architectural renderings, maps, photographs, contracts, plans, and other material documenting these spaces.

Series consists of material relating to staff recognition/awards, presented for longevity or outstanding service. Includes guides and programmes.

"The Humber Literary Review" is a biannual publication, organized by Humber's English Department. The "Review" contains original fiction, poetry, essays, comics and art.