This item is a scrapbook of newspaper clippings and autographs from McGill students owned by Gladys McEwen, BA 1923.

This file contains posters, programmes, and flyers for social events, cultural events, lectures, and other student events. Organizations represented include Red & White Revue, Radio McGill, McGill Film Society, McGill Hillel Students Society, the Religious Society of Friends, McGill Conference on Psychoactive Drugs, EL-MEC, and the Montreal Society of Architects Communiqué.

This file contains a Ukrainian Week souvenir programme, 2-7 November 1953, organized by the Ukrainian Students' Club of McGill University.

This file contains a programme for a celebration of Queen Elizabeth's birthday, "Trooping the Colour at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, McGill University." Includes musical programme, order of ceremony, and list of officers present. Invitation to Trooping the Colour also included.

This file contains an Old McGill Banquet program, "Tendered by Class of Arts '16 to Members leaving for the Front," held at the Edinburgh Café. Includes a list of officers and autographs.

This file contains a programme for McGill Red & White Revue performed at His Majesty's Theatre. Cover depicts a white person dressed as a clown, with dramatic masks representing comedy and tragedy above them. Published by the Students' Executive Council of McGill University

This file contains a programme and menu for the Founder's Day dinner commemorating the 200th anniversary of Hames McGill's birth.

This file contains a programme for the Dedication Service of the War Memorial Buildings. Includes order of service and a list of the names inscribed in the Roll of Honour in the Memorial Hall.

This file contains a programme for the reopening of Redpath Hall and its inaugural organ recital on 23 September 1982, including historical information about Redpath Hall and its organ. Includes a programme for an organ concert on 25 September tucked into it.

This file contains a brochure with schedule for McGill Women's Centennial celebration, 8-9 March 1985, coinciding with International Women's Day (8 March).