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Series consists of directories of all students enrolled at King's for the academic years 1960-1961 through 1998-1999. The directories, published by the Registrar's Office, give students' names, home addresses and addresses while attending King's. Some directories include the students' program of study and King's identification number. Some include faculty and staff names, residence dons, student societies and their presidents' names and administrative telephone numbers. Some have handwritten annotations. The directories were distributed to University administrators, such as the Bursar, and the Library.

From 1978-1979 through 1987-1988, one or more directory each year also included a black and white photograph of each student affixed to the margin of the page next to the student's name. The photographs were taken during registration, and each student holds a sheet of paper with his/her name written on it in large letters. The directories with photographs were given to the Bursar and Dean of Residence.

Series contains correspondence between Stuart McCawley and Andrew Merkel, some poems and news article drafts.

Sub-series contains files on School of Journalism professors, their evaluations, training workshops, summer employment, and other documents relating to journalism faculty and their academic activities.

Sub-series documents minutes, correspondence, and supporting documents relating directly to School of Journalism staff meetings.

Architectural drawings for sprinkler system to be installed in the Main Building of the University of King's College, Halifax, N.S.

The series comprises records documenting various sports played at the University of King's College.

Series consists of documents relating to the Librarys Special Collections, including correspondence, catalogue cards, book lists and requests for non-circulating materials. Series spans the entire history of the College, with correspondence relating to donations made during the early years of the Library.

Series contains some pages from different Song Sheets, and other news relating to the Song Fishermen.

Series contains letters from members registering for the convention or declining, and news articles.

Series consists of a typed manuscript by Rev. Dr. Rand, The Early History of the Payzants, describing life of Rev. John Payzant