Architectural drawings relating to the Ship's Company Building that Cobb designed for the Royal Navy's occupation of the University of King's College's Halifax campus as H.M.C.S. King's King's College during World War II. The locker plans may have been by another designer and may have been for the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service.

The series consists of textual records relating to the running of the H.M.C.S. Wardroom, the student pub. Time allotted for this grant project does not permit this series to be arranged and described during this project, so these records will be processed at a later date.

Sub-series consists of a bound volume relating to income tax deductions.

Sub-series contains Journalism School policies and correspondence regarding internships. There are reports from the 200+ employers who have provided internships for Journalism School students, including over 50 CBC internships. Sub-series includes documents from both employers and student interns: the internship report, internship questionnaire, correspondence with intern, correspondence with employer, internal memos regarding policies relating to internships, fax cover sheets and envelopes between school of journalism and employers. There are also a few documents relating to postgraduate survey offerings from publications around the country.

Records from the Investment committee, including minutes, agendas, reports, correspondence, and statements.

Sub-series consists of statements, correspondence, and ledger sheets relating to investments by the university.

Series consists of Dumaresq's architectural drawings for three major buildings constructed at the University of King's College in the early 1960s: the women's Residence, Alexandra Hall; a Gymnasium; and an extension on the Main Building for a dining halL There are also drawings relating to renovations of the Main Building, including the construction of a student bar, H.M.C.S. Wardroom.

Series consists of an article by James Martell, and his obituary.

Sub-series consists of statements, summaries, lists, and other documents relating to University of King's College funds.

Most records in this sub-series were removed from the University of King's College Board of Governors fonds.

Renovations to light and electrical systems for the School of Journalism on the third floor of the Main Building at the University of King's College campus, Halifax, Nova Scotia.