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Series consists of slides of Camp Tanamakoon. Contains slides of activities, individuals, tribe groups, and scenery.

Series consists of records documenting Greg Doran's education at St. Alphonsus Catholic Elementary School from 1975 to 1983.

Series consists of academic articles, and other articles written by James Neufeld in various publications. Some of these articles are original clippings, periodicals, or offprints. In some cases, copies of articles were made by archival staff, with the original copies returned to the donor.

Series consists of personal and professional correspondence written by Dawn Bell Logan to Need and Sawer family members while researching Thomas Need. Files also include newspaper clippings, and correspondence written to the Dictionary of Canadian biography as well as historians, libraries, and archives in Canada and England. Files also include several draft biographies of Thomas Need written by Dawn Bell Logan. Files also include photographs of some Need family members taken in Surrey, United Kingdom.

Series consists of files kept by John Wadland, relating to the Bioregionalism course taught by Professor John Wadland and Professor Tom Whillans, 1989-2003, in Haliburton. Files include correspondence, maps, data, pamphlets and booklets, financial statements, student papers, copies of articles, newspaper clippings, and materials relating to the Haliburton Bioregional Atlas.

Series consists of departmental and college yearbooks from the School of Education, Champlain College, Lady Eaton College, and Otonabee College.

Series consists of material pertaining to Standen’s involvement with Trent University, including materials from the Trent University Association of Retired Persons (TUARP), the History Department, the Colleges Review Task Force, and personal sabbatical applications. Also included are documents related to the aging workforce research pilot project, a one-time grant from the Federal Governments’ New Horizons for Seniors Program to explore how aging Peterborough workers can be assisting in preparing for retirement by others who have already retired.

This series consists of correspondence pertaining to Johnston's writing career, and includes textual records such as notes, clippings, letter and email correspondence with publishers, organizations, libraries, and academic institutions. The records discuss her winning the Governor General’s award twice, relationships with publishers, and sharing her success with local and national institutions.

Series consists of Property Committee minutes, correspondence, project proposals, maps, and property documents. Series also includes meeting minutes, correspondence, and reports of the Physical Planning and Development Committee.

This series consists of records pertaining to the short stories, plays and articles she has written, and contributed to, between 1979 and 2016. The plays and short stories were written through her participation in workshops and cover topics like cottage life, boat restoration, and her own autobiographies. The records also include submissions for playwriting competitions and drama festivals, and published materials in magazines like Matrix Magazine.

Series consists of Indigenous magazines, including Say, Redwire, and Aboriginal Times.

Series consists of the collective agreements and the bylaws between Trent University and OPSEU Local 365 (formerly the Trent Staff Association). This union represents the non-academic support staff of Trent University.

Series consist of collective agreements negotiated between Trent University and the Association of the Teaching Staff of Trent University which became the Trent University Faculty Union (TUFA).

This series consists of notebooks maintained by Johnston recording her daily activities with friends and family and experiences throughout her writing career.

The Future Fund (soon to be known as the “Fund for Excellence”) was launched in 1982 and was to run for 5 years with a goal of raising 5 million dollars.

Series consists of files on various projects and research conducted by the Trail Studies Unit. Files include work and projects on the Northumberland Forest, rail trails, trail mapping, university and college trails, and Ontario provincial government grant funded research projects. Series also includes 41 photographs of the Northumberland Forest trails.

Series consists of the collective agreements bargained between the Canadian Union of Education Workers (CUEW) Local 8 and Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 3908 Units 1 and 2. This local represents contract teaching staff and graduate students at Trent University.

Series consists of records documenting the International Camping Congress (ICC), held every three years in locations around the world. Series includes a comprehensive collection of cassette tapes related to the first ICC, the 1994 KUMBAYAH International Camping Congress held in Toronto, Ontario. The series comprises of 7 large binders containing 16 cassette tapes, one small binder containing 8 cassette tapes, and 1 single cassette tape, followed by Congress proceedings [in Japanese], along with various supporting documents related to the congress , such as correspondence and meeting minutes, travel and membership information, schedules, congress agreements, invitations, and manuals. Additionally included are 9 DVDs from the 2014 International Camping Congress. These recordings offer a unique glimpse into the speeches, presentations, and discussions held during the Congress.