Series consists of scrapbooks and photo albums about the Alexandra Society put together by Alexandra Society members. Photographs, newspaper clippings, and general memorabilia are included in these books and albums.

A file folder for each student applicant was created in the School of Journalism office for Journalism and University admissions committee members to review. If the student subsequently enroled, the file was maintained throughout the student's academic career at King's.

These files are not complete records for each student, but are records created and maintained by the School of Journalism. They do not include additional information about students that may be recorded by the Registrar's office, Advancement office, or any other office at the University.

Some of the student records (primarily from 1981-1991) include photographs - b&w or colour head shots.

This sub-series contains a number of memos and correspondence capturing the years before and leading into the establishing of the School of Journalism. It also contains documents about the challenges of establishing the School over the first two years.

Sub-series contains reports presented to the Board of Governors on the topic of a school of journalism. It begins with the final condemning budget of the Atlantic School of Journalism and Communications, and ends with the final report confirming course offerings.

Sub-series consists of promotional material for the School of Journalism.

Sub-series consists of statements, correspondence, ledgers, reports, and other financial documents relating to scholarships and prizes.

Sub-series consists of correspondence, ledger sheets, and other records relating to the scholarship committee.

Sub-series consists of records relating to scholarships and the diocese.

The records in the fonds were created, collected, or used by Rev. Dr. Robert Crouse.

The majority of these records pertain to Crouse’s life as a theologian and as an educator. The records cover Crouse’s lectures (with particular interest in Dante and Augustine), syllabi and course outlines, sermons, research, parochial records, university communications (Dalhousie and King’s), committee minutes (Dalhousie and King’s), music, personal and work correspondence, photographs, books, floppy discs, cassettes, and memorabilia. These records reflect Crouse’s roots at King’s, as well as his experiences in other countries, namely the United States and Italy.

Architectural drawings for renovations of the main building at the University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia.