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This collection is comprised of documents related to Concordia University and its founding institutions (Loyola College and Sir George Williams University) alumni and the activities they participated in during their student years. The first donation from this collection was received in October 1986.

It contains photographs, textual records, such as correspondence, school documentation (programs, promotional material, etc.), some meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, as well as some objects.

These records are arranged by their accession numbers.

Interview with Jack Fearnley conducted by Sabina C. Walser for the History of Computing Services project.

First part of a talk by Ellen Gabriel on Aboriginal rights. This was part of the four-day Dialogue and Diversity conference hosted by the Concordia School of Graduate Studies from January 24 to 28, 2000. Ellen Gabriel was presented by Brenda Rowe.

Poetry Reading Series - Vancouver Art Gallery poetry reading.

Vancouver Art Gallery Poetry Reading - Ronald Duncan.

Interview with Graham Martin conducted by Sabina C. Walser for the History of Computing Services project.

The fonds provides information on the administrative activities of the Liaison Office.

It includes minutes of meetings, promotional materials (media advertisement), press clippings, reports and some correspondence.

This transfer contains digitized and born-digital administrative records from the School of Graduate Studies (SGS). These records relate to the School of Graduate Studies awards and GradProSkills programming.

The following series of records are included in this transfer:

2430 Awards and Scholarships - Programs (2003-2017)
5111 Meetings of Units (2012-2017)
5160 Events (2014-2022)

Interview with Ivan Fuchs conducted by Sabina C. Walser for the History of Computing Services project.

John Logan reads a selection of his poetry.

Gwendolyn MacEwan reads from a selection of her poetry.

Michael McClure reads a selection of his poetry and plays music with George Montana.

John Newlove reads a selection of his poetry.

Joseph Langland reads a selection of his poetry.

Leo Marx, professor of English and American Studies (Amherst College), speaks about the significance of Moby Dick to contemporary society.

Robert Duncan reads a selection of his poems.

Robert Creeley reads a selection of his poems.

D. B. Jones and Ely Mandel read a selection from their works.

Irving Layton lectures on the way artists create "unequalized masters".

Maxine Gadd and Ed Varney read selections of their work at the Blake Festival in the Fine Arts Gallery of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C.

Side 1: Al Neil reads a selection of his poetry at Magee High School - 22 October 1969. Side 2: Maxine Gadd reads a selection of her poetry at Vancouver Art Gallery with flutist Don Druick - 24 October 1969.

Henry Beissel reads a selection of his poetry.

Irving Layton speaks about the relationship between philosophy and poetry.

Lecture at the D. B. Clarke Theatre, Concordia University Hall Building.

Writer Austin Clarke reads from one of his works.

Anaïs Nin speaks about her views on the role of women. Recorded in Henry F. Hall Building, room H-110.

Joel Oppenheimer reads from Friends and Lovers.

Two interviews - Compact cassette 1, side 1: Interview with Mary Ainsworth (unidentified interviewer); Compact cassette 1, side 2 and Compact cassette 2: Interview with Edward Alexander Bott about the early years of the Department of Psychology at University of Toronto (unidentified interviewer).

Henry Beissel, Elizabeth Beissel, and [photographer Elizabeth Fry] interviewed on KFAR Radio.

Henry Beissel reading Cantos North. Recorded at AV Studios of Concordia (Loyola Campus).