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Item is the student newspaper "Coven". Item includes an article on operational negotiations underway for the Peel Humber Development Centre for disabled children, a profile on previous land owner Robert Chapman, Humber College travel agency TNT Travel expands services, College restricts pub operations, a profile on the Studio One Humber College Jazz Orchestra, and the Ski World 73, among other articles.

Item is the student newspaper "Coven". Item includes an article on student housing racism issues, library expansion delayed and Ski World 73, among other articles.

Item is the student newspaper "Coven". Item includes an article on the resignation of Head Coach Denny McCusker, Canada adopts metric rule, Canadian equestrians win the Prix St. Georges held at Equine Centre, library book return installed on main floor, President Wragg donates pumpkins to assist the St. Vincent Fund, chess master Walter Dobrich visits Humber College's Chess Club, and the Student Athletic Movement sponsors various athletic clubs, among other articles.

File consists of a memorandum from the Committee on Total Integration of Full and Part-Time Studies asking for departmental responses to a "White Paper" produced by the committee.

Item is the student newspaper "Coven". Item includes an article on the Humber College financial deficit and staff cuts, Travel and Tourism, General Arts and Sciences and Fashion programs are shortened due to cutbacks, and the South campus closure, among other articles.

Item is a photograph of the aftermath of the fire on the second floor of the fieldhouse, building "D" in May 1973 that burned through the corridor and roof but left the classrooms virtually untouched was attributed to arson. This photo shows the magnitude of the destruction and mess in the corridor caused by the fire and subsequent water damage. Firefighters at the end of the hall inspect the site looking for the cause of the fire.

Item is a photograph of the aftermath of the fire on the second floor of the fieldhouse, building "D" in May 1973 that burned through the corridor and roof but left the classrooms virtually untouched was attributed to arson. This photo shows the aftermath of the fire with charred ruins and debris of equipment and other items.

Item is a photograph of the convocation ceremony that was held in the Equine Centre.

Item is a photograph of Canadian Industrialist and horse breeder, E.P Taylor, officially opening up the Equine Centre.

Item is a photograph of Humber staff being given a ride in a buckboard wagon drawn by a four horse team at the official opening of the Equine Centre.