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Black and white horizontal photograph. The majority of the photograph is three rows of people, some sitting and some standing. The front row of people consist of eighteen people sitting with their legs together and hands folded in their lap. The two people second and third from the middle on the left and right are wearing dark coloured suits and the rest are wearing all white: long sleeve shirt, skirt, tights, shoes and hat. The second row of people consists of twenty-one people standing with their arms at their sides. All of them have a white pinafore, grey long sleeve shirt under, and a white hat. The third row, which is slightly higher than the second, of people consists of twenty people standing with their arms at their sides. All of them have a white pinafore, grey long sleeve shirt under, and a white hat. Behind the third person from each end in the back, there are three Union Jack flags hung on the wall. Behind the middle ten people in the top row, there is a nature scene consisting of fir trees and water which ahs some decorated columns beside it. The floor everyone is standing on is a wood floor made of panels. To the side of each row, there are sets of staircases visible in the background. In the centre of the bottom edge and at the bottom right corner, there are rows of white text which appears as if they were hand-written. The photograph is held within a white frame.

Vertical colour painting. The top right corner has a head of a bird extending diagonally down the page to about the middle of the canvas. The head is light blue with white details. At the end, there is a orange beak with black around the mouth and eyes. The eye is black and brown. The background around the head and the top of the page is black. The rest of the image is multiple rows of feathers that start white and become a darker blue as they go down. At the bottom left corner there is a hand written name.      

Date stamp made of metal and rubber on the bottom half and wood on the top half. The half has an egg-shaped red handle which is flat on the front and has gold writing. The handle is attached to a horizontal piece of silver metal which curves downwards on the front and back sides. On the left and right of the horizontal metal, there is a rectangular piece of silver metal which narrows as it goes down. Held within the metal pieces are four moveable bands made of grey rubber with words and numbers on them. Between the metal frames and bands, there is a white gear.

Black and white landscape image. The image has nine brick buildings in the centre connected by bricked paths. Around the buildings are some other brick buildings, clouds, and trees. Around the bordering buildings and images is a black border. Around the black border are illustrations of clouds, animals, buildings, and other images.    

File consists of an historical report on the early years of Humber's Nursing program (1971-1975). The report was written by the first Director of our Nursing program (Marilyn Barras), and covers the curriculum, admission, placement, and other topics. The report also includes several appendices relating to the creation of the Nursing program, including correspondence, agreements, and other material.

File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores strength, struggle and success in sports. It highlights college athletes hoping to represent Canada on the world stage and features articles on Indigenous athletes and transgender athletes. This issue also discusses the challenges of balancing parenting and athletics, cheerleading, live-action role-playing, and how good habits affect athletic performance.

File consists of an issue of Sweat. This issue explores how technology, like video games, instant replays and vision correction, are changing the face of sports. It also discusses the inaugural OCAA baseball season, soccer, new concussion protols, and new challenges to athletic recruitment.

File consists of "Humber Today" (Winter 1999). This issue features articles on Humber Et Cetera Online winning Award of Excellence in the Best of the College Press Network awards; Dr. Winsome Smith, former Chair of Humber's Board of Governors, appointed to Ontario Council of Regents; and the HRT Alliance Basic Food Preparation for Persons with Learning Challenges program.

File consists of "Humber Today" (Fall 2000). This issue features articles on the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities' introduction of Applied Degrees at Ontario colleges of applied arts and technology; the launch of Humber's post-graduate 'College of e' diploma programs learning alliance for IT certification and accreditation; Humber's selection as a Vanguard Learning College; Humber's Employment Services Information Warehouse, 'The Warehouse'; the development of a collaborative and integrated baccalaureate nursing degree at Humber; the first Phil Hartman Memorial Humber Comedy program award; Humber's music faculty member and jazzman Pat Labarbera presented with Juno Award for his album Deep in a Dream; and Humber's Interior Design program receiving accreditation from the Foundation for Interior Design Education Research.

File consists of "Humber Today" (Fall 2001). This issue features articles on the Humber-University of New Brunswick Bachelor of Nursing degree program partnership; the progress of the University of Guelph-Humber initiative; Humber's Comedy: Writing & Performance program graduates' stand-up and sketch presentation at Yuk Yuk's; establishment of Humber School of Creative and Performing Arts' scholarship in honour of Canadian author Mordecai Richler; Landscape Technician program students win Quality of Workmanship Award at Canada Blooms; and the Fashion Arts program's Synthesis fashion show at The Guvernment.