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Fonds consists of copies of student newspapers including the MacEwan Journalist, a newspaper published by the Journalism program.

Fonds consists of marketing publications including program guides, continuing education offerings, scholarship information, reports to the community, brochures, Alumni News newsletters, Aspire magazine, and 5 8" x 12" framed black and white photographs of senior administrators from the Business Division (1970s-1980s), as well as material from the Microcomputer Management and Microcomputer Specialist programs including MicroNews newsletters, program brochures, and graduation photographs and material from the Information Management and Library Technology program including calendar, yearbook, and annual report excerpts, and graduation class photographs. Other graduation photographs include Insurance, Human Resources, and Public Relations programs.

Fonds consists of meeting minutes from the Faculty Development Committee (2000-2001, 2003-2012) and the Academic Policies Committee (2013-2014), as well as agendas, minutes and program descriptions from the Centre for Teaching and Learning Professional Development Team (formerly the Professional Development Committee). Also included are oversized posters from the MacEwan Book of the Year program.

Fonds consists of administration records of kihêw waciston, issues of Tipi Talk newsletter, and ca. 650 photographs of events including Aboriginal Cultural Day and round dance (2015).

Records document the creative activity of the Music program through audio recordings, photographs, concert posters, and programs of performances by students, graduates, and faculty. Also includes course files, awards, correspondence of Music program heads Bob Meyers and Tommy Banks (1981-1984), Music Program Advisory Committee agendas, minutes, and correspondence (1997-2008).

Fonds consists of photographs, student handbooks, graduate clippings, program history, promotional posters, and other material related to the Art and Design Department.

The collection consists of institutional artifacts that primarily commemorate events or promote the institution. The materials have been divided into the following series: 1) events, 2) promotional material, 3) flags, 4) plaques. Items include buttons, pins, institutional seals, a signed Griffins jersey presented to Bill Comrie in recognition of his donation to University Athletics, a miniature shovel from SAMU groundbreaking ceremony, flags, a plaque commemorating the official opening of the City Centre Campus from Mayor Jan Reimer as well as 5 plaques from Jasper Place, horse gear from the Equine Program, and convocation mortarboard and tassel. Also included are glass bottles and ceramic CN mug which were dug up when site remediation was done before breaking ground for Allard Hall in 2014.

The fonds consists of policies, committee minutes, reports, statistics, projects, programming, publications, photographs, and posters related to the activities of the Library.

Fonds consists of the contents of a time capsule created by the Students’ Association in 1993 to commemorate the official opening of City Centre Campus with instructions that it be opened during MacEwan’s 50th anniversary. Contents include promotional brochures, student handbooks, program guides, event programs, staff and student memories, newspapers, photographs, t-shirts, and objects. A file list is available.

Also included are materials produced for the 50th anniversary: A commemorative look at 50 years / MacEwan University, 50 years of MacEwan memories / Retirees of MacEwan University, a schedule of events for 50th on Fourth, held April 29 - 30, 2022, a commemorative view master, and pageantry banners.

Collection consists of material collected by Grant MacEwan Community College's second president and is comprised of a statue of Gerry riding a griffin with inscription: "In honour of Dr. Gerald O. Kelly, President: Grant MacEwan Community College, August 31, 1981 to August 31, 1996," 3 plaques, 12 photographs, 1 print, 1 book by Glenn Ruhl signed by the Board of Governors, 1993, and 5 books autographed by Dr. MacEwan and inscribed to Gerry.