This file contains two copies of McGill Students Awards Banquet programme, held at Currie Gymnasium, 2 March, 1950.

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 item is a scrapbook of material related to McGill Department of English productions, including news clippings, programmes, photographs, sheets of lighting and sound cues, playbills, telegrams, sketches of sets, handwritten notes, cheques, a sheet of music, a newsletter, and a festival map. The productions represented include: Antigone (December 5-7, 1957), The Playboy of the Western World (March 6-8, 1958), The Flies (November 13-15, 1958), The Taming of the Shrew (March 5-7, 1959), The Lady's Not For Burning (Nov 12-14, 1959), The Relapse or Virtue in Danger (March 10-12, 1960), Theatre Night Women's Auxiliary Reddy Memorial Hospital (19 March 1960), The Caucasian Chalk Circle (March 15-17, 1962), The Cherry Orchard (November 15-17 1962), Dr Knock (14-16 March 1963), Waiting for Godot (21-23 November 1963), The Agamemnon of Aeschylus (27-29 February 1964), A Passage to India (19-21 November 1964), An Elizabethan Miscellany (4-6 March 1965), The Devil's Disciple (18-20 November 1965).

This file contains Royal Victoria College ephemera, including programme for McGill Class Day exercises 1904, invitation to a "thé dansant" at the home of C.F. Martin (2 November 1935), invitation to a reception at Royal Victoria College celebrating the 50th anniversary of women graduating from McGill (25 May 1938), invitation to a dance for members of Royal Victoria College class of 1903 (29 April 1903), two copies of a programme for a Royal Victoria College reception by Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal (1 November 1900), two copies of an order of service for a memorial to Queen Victoria held at Royal Victoria College (2 February 1901), programme for a royal visit by the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York and the presentation of honorary degrees (19 September 1901), invitation to a dance for members of Royal Victoria College class of 1902 (29 April 1902).