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Fonds consists of material relating to the Ratification Vote surrounding the Alternative Funding Plan; 'The 6th Annual A.A. Travill Debate'; a document entitled, "Submission by Queen's University to the Senior Co-ordinating Committee for the Health Sciences Province of Ontario"; and other files.

The fonds consists of Faculty Board Minutes; office records, especially during the time Ms. Mary Alice Murray was the Office Adminstrator; copies of the 'Queen's Law Journal', Vols. 1-32, plus numerous other publications and printed material; photographs of faculty, staff, students, and special Faculty events.

Consists of course calendars, lecture notes, reading lists and other course materials related to the Fellow's Course in Banking offered at Queen's University.

The fonds consists of newsletters, correspondence and publicity materials produced for fundraising activities, as well as clippings about the Golden Gaels basketball team.

Fonds consists of a file relating to the "Simulated Patients" porgramme administered by the Centre.

Fonds consists of a complete run of issues of the newspaper commencing with Vol. 1, Issue 1 (1967), up to the present. Back issue have also been microfilmed from Vol. 1 (1967) to Vol. 39 (2004-2005).

Fonds consists of minutes of meetings; notes and other material relating to the History Graduate Students' Association move towards change of course structure.

This fonds consists of booklets, pamphlets, posters, maps, books, etc., designed by the Graphic Design Unit; audio disc containing four Kingston poets (Tom Marshall, Stuart MacKinnon, Gail Fox, David Helwig) in a reading prepared for the National Arts Centre (1972).

The fonds consists of a paper titled "Lesbians and Gays in the Courts" (1994).

The fonds consists of correspondence; reports, studies, and proposals; manuscripts; working files; recorded interviews with individuals, organizations; and government authorities at all levels, military and civil defence officials; photographs; videos; clippings; maps; publications; microfilm of clippings from regional newspapers; and posters relating to a study undertaken at Queen's University at Kingston to document this natural disaster and the on-going response to it.