Sub-series consists of correspondence regarding fundraising campaigns.

Series consists of correspondence from and to Librarians and other persons associated with the Library concerning Library business. Much of the Library's early history is documented in correspondence. Correspondence from recent decades documents book accessions, book donations, staff appointments, and cooperation with other institutions. Correspondents include members of the Board of Governors, Presidents of the University, and Assistant Librarians.

Series includes early letters discussing the establishment of a library building in Windsor. The earliest records are handwritten, while the latest records are mostly electronic correspondence. The most recent records are from 2011. Correspondence concerns the Library building, book accessions, book donations, and staff appointments.

Series consists of a mixture of hand written and typed letters, emails, faxes, cards, postcards, and personal notes sent or received by Robert Crouse.

Series includes correspondence of Board officers, including chairmen and secretaries. Records include letters, reports, circulars, testimonials, memoranda, petitions, newspaper clippings, attendance lists, inventories, student lists, curricula, reading lists, examinations, essays, resumes, salaries, personal papers, articles; arranged by year.

Series consists of correspondence between the Registrar and Registrar's Office staff and others, mostly prospective students or their parents seeking information about the University's programs and registration requirements.

Correspondence with the Dalhousie Registrar is filed in Series 2, Operational records. Correspondence relating to a person who later became a student is filed in that student's record in Series 7.

Records relating to the financial committees at the University.

Series consists of 11 letters Clarendon Lamb Worrell wrote to Rowley and other Anglican clergymen.

Series consists of five letters Charles James Stewart wrote to other Anglican clergymen.

Series consists of five letters Charles Inglis wrote to others.

Series consists of sixteen letters Charles Hamilton wrote to Rowley and others.