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.

The series consistes of newsletters, journals, brochures, monographs, press releases, announcements and general posters created or issued by KSU - 2 copies of each title, when available. The files include preparation, printing and publication records related to each title.

Among the publications in this series are the annual Student Handbook and the yearbook; The Record, the monthly magazine; The Watch and its predecessors; and newsletters telling of events on campus, such as TWAK (This Week at King's). The series also includes some pages printed from the KSU website, www.ksu.ca.

Note: Publications issued by student societies are in the Societies series, KSU.9.

Sub-series consists of copies of student handbooks, as well as correspondence, printed material, legal documents, and financial records.

Sub-series consists of the newsletter This Week at King's (aka TWAK), prepared by the KSU to inform the student body of upcoming events and interesting activities within the King's community.

Sub-series consists of copies of the student publication The Watch, as well as correspondence, legal documents, ephemera, financial records, meeting agendas and minutes, notes, and posters.

Sub-series consists of records relating to the KSU Health Plan, including reports, plan information, correspondence, financial records, and printed materials.

The series comprises records relating to the administration of the athletics program at the University of King's College.

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

The series consists of materials produced by many of the Student Societies that have flourished at King's. Among them are the minute books of the oldest college debating society in North America the Quintilian, founded in 1845; North America's longest standing collegial literary society, the Haliburton, established in 1884; a lively dramatic society, King's Theatrical Society, founded in 1931, the largest per capita student theatre society in North America; the Day Students'
Society; and numerous student groups reflecting the special interests of King's College students over the years, such as the [blank], the [blank], and the [blank].

Although the oldest societies pre-date the KSU, they have been included here because they are now funded by KSU.

The files include publications issued by a society.