File contains documentation on Physical Plant Matters, Equipment, and Purchases. It includes correspondence, policies, quotations, a listing of band instruments, plans, and a list of long distance telephone calls.

File contains the Ryerson Centre and Ryerson Union files. It includes correspondence, reports, memorandums, by-laws, a copy of the pre-programme study, proposals, and financial statements.

File contains the files on Student Union financial matters. It includes financial statements, a copy of the students' union constitution, estimates, petitions, correspondence, budgets, and recommendations.

File contains student clubs and organization files. It includes invitations, correspondence, budgets, newsletter clippings, tickets, invitation lists, member lists, and schedules.

File contains Student Union files. It includes job descriptions, constitutions, correspondence, reports, financial statements, budgets, member listings, agendas, newsletter clippings, and a copy of the student handbook.

A review of Ryerson's alcohol policies and procedures with draft resolutions for changes. The report followed the coroner's inquest recommendations stemming from the accidental death of a high school student at the ferry docks after attending the Ryerson Picnic at the Toronto Islands.

File contains one b&w photograph of Ryerson president Terry Grier and six photographs of Ryerson president Walter Pitman. All photographs are mounted on foamcore.

File contains the President's Council records. It includes reports from the president, correspondence, agendas, a listing of the council members, and meeting minutes. It also includes reports on the Trimester system.

The material in this collection has been separated into two files: File #1 (Committee Records): This file folder received from University Advancement consists of correspondence, agendas/minutes (both hand written and typed) of committee meetings, draft reports/recommendations and summary of recommendations. File #2 (Report/Recommendations/Responses).

File contains the Vice President, Faculty and Staff Affairs Search Committee files. It includes nomination forms, election ballots, flyers, correspondence, committee listings, and newsletter clippings.

File contains the Provost and Vice President Academic Search Committee files. It includes committee listings, e-mails, correspondence, newsletter clippings, policies, and nomination forms.

File contains various editions and copies of the Budget Bulletin.

This file contains blank versions of certificates given to members of the Ryerson twenty-five year club, and a commemorative framed picture, given as a gift to a 25-year member upon induction.

File contains two copies of the Ryerson Polytechnic University mission statement and Aims of the University.

David Crombie served at the first Chancellor of Ryerson between June 1994 to 1999.

File contains the Task Force on Institute Services' records. It includes a description of the task force, correspondence, a listing of its members, agendas, meeting minutes, proposals, and reports.

File contains the Task Force on Ryerson Generated Revenue's records. It includes meeting minutes, proposals, and reports.

File contains general campus memoranda. It includes correspondence, newsletters, and flyers.

Two brown leather chairs on casters:

RG 12.78.01 Used with the Egerton Ryerson desk by President Brian Segal (1980-1988). “Arm Tilter” with four legs on casters. Re-upholstered by Krug Furniture Co., Kitchener, Ont. Brown colour. 45" high.

RG 12.78.02 Swivel desk chair believed to have been used by Egerton Ryerson during his years at St. James Square as Ontario’s Chief Superintendent of Education. Brown leather upholstery with open back spindle design. Four legs on casters. 35" high

Alabaster based pen stand with green felt bottom. Two ball point pens are in stand with 2 fountain pens accompanying it.

File contains official greetings for President Terry Grier's installation from various institutions.

One gift package given to Ryerson University by Lakehead University. Gift comes in a nylon carrying case and includes: 'A Northern Vision - The Development of Lakehead University' (hard cover book 1987); a ballpoint pen; a desk calendar; and a lapel pin.

A framed certificate presented by the Ryerson Alumni to President T. Grier in honour Ryerson's achievement of university status. Presentation was made at Skydome Stadium on the occasion of Ryerson's 1993 Homecoming celebration, by CFTO-TV sportscaster and RTA '79 graduate, Suneel Joshi, on September 10.

A collection of 19 colourful and interesting gifts presented to Ryerson from foreign visitors during President Terence Grier's term of office.Items include: books, audio cassettes, medallions, a handpainted gourd, tie clip, lapel pin, picture frame, watercolour, silver tea/coffee server, framed artwork, and a portfolio/tote bag.

Certificate recognizing the partnership between the University of Toronto, Ryerson Polytechnical University, and the Ontario College of Art in research and design. It is signed by the three school presidents.
The document reads:

"Partnership in Product Design
April 26, 1994
This document recognizes the activities of the Creative Design Research Unit Department of Mechanical Engineering University of Toronto Since 1986 it has developed partnership initiatives in education, outreach, research and development in various aspects of product design. This involved co-operative teaching and interdisciplinary project work with other University of Toronto Departments, the Industrial Design Department - Ontario College of Art, Departments of Business, Marketing and Engineering - Ryerson Polytechnic University and participation of professionals in various relevant disciplines, manufacturers and entrepreneurs.
This document also recognizes the interdependence of various disciplines and methodologies which must be linked to interact in design research, product development, and in successful manufacturing and marketing of new products and systems, with significant economic benefit to the Canadian and Ontario industrial sectors and to the export potential of innovative, well designed products in a global context This document also records agreement to encourage and foster the continuance of partnership between the signing institutions in this type of endeavour and also to involve other institutions, professional associations, corporations and governmental interests that may be able to participate in the future."

Dr. Roberta Bondar was the first Canadian woman and second Canadian to travel into Space when she flew aboard the space shuttle Discovery in January, 1992. From the early 1990s, Dr. Bondar worked with the former Centre for Advanced Technology Education (CATE) at Ryerson in researching and investigating bloodflow under weightlessness conditions, as well as experiment methodology, modelling, evaluation, data collection and analysis through a contract with the Canadian Space Agency. Her research methods were applied on her flight aboard the Discovery shuttle. Dr. Bondar received a Ryerson Fellowship in 1990 and became the University's first Professor of Distinction in 1993.Two framed and signed collages of photographs and crests, including a small cotton patch bearing the Ryerson logo that was in the shuttle's payload, were presented to Ryerson President, Terry Grier, in a special visit, lecture and presentation in 1992. The montages were deposited in the University Archives in 1995 by President Grier, upon the completion of his term of office.

This sculptural object was created by Canadian-Hungarian artist, Julius Damasdy and entered into the Ontario Society of Artists show at the Toronto Art Gallery in 1967 and winning the award for best sculpture.

Dr. Franc Joubin, a founding member of Ryerson's newly formed Board of Governors, promised to purchase whichever sculpture won best place in its category.

The sculpture stood in the President's Office and later in the Library where it stood on guard in the 6th floor book stacks. It was finally banished to the Ryerson Archives.

The sculpture has the artist's name on its base, "Damasdy," and is also known as Peter.

The file consists of one e-mail.

File contains the President's Committee to Review Development of Oakham House records. It includes correspondence and a report on the recommended changes.

File contains documentation files from various President's Committees:

• President's Advisory Committee on Women
• Presidential Review Committee
• President's Committee on Education Television
• President's Committee on Library Development
• President's Committee on the Trimester System
• President's Advisory Committee on Priorities
• President's Advisory Committee on Student Life
• President's Liaison Committee
• President's Working Group on Distance Education
• Principal's Committee on Development of Teaching Competence
• President's Advisory Committee on Student Services

File contains the President's Office community relations documentation files including correspondence, notices, and a brochure.

File contains the President's Office special assistant documentation files. It includes notices to the community, correspondence, and a vacancy notice.

Ryerson's Board of Governors engaged Hickling-Johnston Limited in April 1979 to recommend an appropriate overall organizational structure enabling Ryerson to operate successfully in the 1980s.

Documentation includes :

• Proposal : Organization Structure Review : Finding The Tough But Positive Solutions, February, 1979.
• Report : Organization Testing Workshop : Feedback Report, August 9, 1979.
• Report : A Path to Organizational Reform at Ryerson, September 19, 1979.
• Response : Presidential Response To Hickling-Johnston's Report, October 17, 1979.
• Miscellaneous memoranda from senior administrators, 1979-1980.

Primarily official greetings and other related records.

Included with Ryerson's brief to the Advisory Panel on Future Directions for Ontario's Postsecondary Education, is the government's discussion paper and the Advisory Panel's final report entitled, "Excellence, Accessibility, Responsibility - Summary and Recommendations", and issued in December, 1996.

File contains 4 copies of "Ryerson's Role in the Future of Ontario Education : Proposals for the Development of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute"

File contains the Homophobia and Heterosexism Issues Advisory Committee records. It includes the committee's terms of reference, correspondence, a questionnaire, and a copy of "Prejudice to Pride - Attitudes Related to Homophobia & Heterosexism within the Ryerson Community: A Quantitative Study".

The file consists of posters for Budget Update and Presentation (1996) and Town Hall with Sheldon Levy (2012).

File contains correspondence regarding security at Ryerson and guidelines about irregular occupancy of premises.