This series contains scrapbooks and notebooks created by McGill students, their families, and McGill student organizations between 1870 and 2001.

This series is described at the item level. Student scrapbooks contain photographs, newspaper clippings, and ephemera such as programmes and invitations that document the student’s life and studies while they were at McGill. Student notebooks contain drawings, notes, photographs, and reports created by McGill students as part of their coursework. Scrapbooks and notebooks of McGill student organizations contain schedules, notes, photographs, press clippings, programmes, and sketches related to the organizations’ activities.

This item is a collection of written materials, newspaper clippings, and photographs commemorating the African Studies seminar offered by McGill in the winter of 1997, and documentation of the McGill African Studies Program, including course offerings, student testimonials, flyers for demonstrations in support of the program, etc.

This item is a photo album containing personal photographs and ephemera. The photographs are primarily cityscapes and portraits. The ephemera include playbills, and other mementoes.

This item is a scrapbook of newspaper articles about the McGill Red Cross Corps during the Second World War, as well as lists of promotions. Photographs have been removed and added to the MUA Photo Collection.

This item is an album of photocopied material related to the McGill Faculty of Engineering class of 1950, including newspaper clippings (from the 1940s and '50s) and photographs, many from reunions.

This item is an album of photographs of women's teams part of McGill's Women's Athletics Association and executive for 1967-1968, along with notations of the athlete's and coaches' names.

This items is a scrapbook with inserts (removed and placed in envelopes) kept for McGill graduate Chipman Hazen Drury by his mother, Jessie Louisa "Pansy" Drury. It includes school, college and army reports and certificates, newspaper clippings related to Chipman Drury's participation in rugby and swimming at McGill, military training and service during the Second World War, as well as photographs, a copy of his undergraduate thesis, and a loop of metal wire cord with cone-shaped tip, also of woven wire, probably a lanyard or aiguillette from a military uniform. Also contains some material related to Chipman's sister Diana Drury, primarily newspaper clippings about her marriage and her participation in the Montreal Hunt Club.

This series contains McGill publications, student publications, published material about McGill, and some unpublished material, representing the activities of McGill’s students and staff between 1838 and 2019.

This series is described at the file level. McGill publications include calendars, reports, handbooks, directories, newsletters, promotional materials, texts of speeches, academic publications, and other similar material. Student publications include yearbooks, newspapers, handbooks, songbooks, literary journals, magazines and newsletters, biographies, histories, and other documents. Published material about McGill consists of clippings from newspapers and magazines. Unpublished material includes correspondence and some fliers.

This file contains newspaper clippings about Sir Wilfrid Laurier centennial celebration. Includes a collage of photos and clippings.