Showing 30 results

Fonds consists of material relating to the activity of the Board of Governors of Humber. Includes Annual Reports submitted to the Board.

Fonds consists of material created by the Faculty of Business.

Collection consists of photographs taken by Humber's official photographer, David Lui. Includes photographs of buildings, individuals, events, among other subjects.

Collection consists of student newspapers and publications.

Fonds consists of material created by the Student Activities Council (SAC). The fonds comprises mainly handbooks, promotional materials, and similar documents.

Collection consists of material which was gathered by the Humber Libraries before the formal establishment of the Archives. Much of the material is from the early years of Humber and includes reports, meeting minutes, correspondence, and other materials.

Fonds consists of material from Humber Orangeville. The material is divided into four series, documenting administrative matters, Humber's engagement with the broader Orangeville community, facilities planning and use, and communications and promotional materials. The fonds includes a wide range of materials, textual, photographic, moving image, architectural plans, and other types.

Fonds consists of material relating to the activities of the Professional Development Department. The fonds includes promotional material for the Department generally, as well as brochures for individual conferences.

Fonds consists of material produced by Humber's Office of the Registrar. Much of the fonds consists of material relating to promoting course and program offerings.

Series consists of material from The Humber School for Writers, including administrative documents (including correspondence with authors and instructors), transcripts and video recordings of classes/lectures. The series also consists of a large collection of promotional material, including photographs and brochures, much of the focus of the material is from the years Antanas Sileika was Creative Director of the program (2002-2016).