Sub-series contains minutes, correspondence, and supporting documents from inter-faculty committees that relate directly to the School of Journalism or to which School faculty members belong.

Sub-series contains correspondence and supporting documents between the School of Journalism and external individuals and organizations.

Sub-series contains internal correspondence among faculty and staff of the School of Journalism. Holdings are not comprehensive, but their original arrangement has been preserved.

Sub-series contains correspondence between the School of Journalism and other offices at the University of King's College. Contents are not comprehensive, but have preserved for the most part in their original arrangement.

Series contains correspondence related to course enrolment and class lists. Records include course syllabuses and materials; course descriptions and requirements; class schedules; text book requirements; new course discussions; School of Journalism Library collections policy; Journalism course policy; course readers; and correspondence regarding course availability.

Sub-series contains yearly reports of the Director of the School of Journalism presented to the Board of Governors and printed in the annual President's Report. Each report details the preceding academic year's operations, finances, staffing changes and other significant changes and plans for the future.

Series contains correspondence between Williams and Andrew Merkel discussing work at the Canadian Press.

Sub-series contains subject files kept by School of Journalism on its various spaces and equipment. Files contain primarily invoices, owner's manuals, and correspondence.

Sub-series contains subject files on financial expenditures by the School of Journalism. The majority of the documents are invoices and purchase orders for classes, faculty, equipment, and administrative needs. Sub-series contains more general documents, such as budget reports, but not in any comprehensive manner.

Series consists of correspondence between Andrew Merkel and Rhude discussing Arthur Merkel and other professional matters at the Canadian Press.