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Series contains documents pertaining to administration and daily running of the Library. Included are photocopy and film licensing agreements; statistical surveys; agreements with Dalhousie; job descriptions of each Library staff position, payroll documentation from 1989-2005, complaint/suggestion forms from 1991-2000. The series also includes personnel files for staff members, containing job offers, salary details, and some correspondence for the staff and student assistants who worked in the library between the years of 1980 and 2004. Series includes schedules and staffing studies.

Sub-series contains documents and materials outlining the procedures through which students enter the School of Journalism. Records include registration forms for admittance to the School, workshops and classes. Unclaimed diplomas from the Bachelor of Journalism program are shelved separately ( oversized).

Sub-series consists of statements from the office of the Agent/Collector/Travelling Secretary.

Agreements between the University of King's College Board of Governors and other parties.

Series consists of nineteen letters Alexander John Doull wrote to Rowley and a Colonel Rowley [brother?].

Series consists of twelve letters Alexander Neil Bethune wrote to other Anglican clergymen.

In 1903, the Board of Governors minutes note that the Women's Auxiliary (later called the Alexandra Society) and the Friends of King's, were raising money for King's. The Alexandra Society would soon make an annual gift of $1,000 or more to pay for.the Divinity Professor's salary. The first mention of the Alexandra Chair of Divinity Fund is in 1910.

Sub-series consists of statements and ledger sheets relating to this fund.

Architectural drawings and plans of attic renovations in Alexandra Hall, University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Architectural drawings for the new women's dormitory, Alexandra Hall, of the University of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

One letter sent by Dewdney to Rowley.