This series includes images of agricultural machinery, students from Crop Science and Plant Ecology, soil erosion, the University's various research farms, and visits from foreign dignitaries. Also included are images from JB Harrington's 1949-1950 working trip to Egypt.

This series consists of correspondence, research project proposals and grant applications, bibliographies and notes, published and published resources, maps, Northern newspapers, news clippings, questionnaires, minutes of meetings, financial records, drafts and reports, photographs and slides, and audio cassettes, including recordings of interviews, relating to research in Indian and Metis communities

This series includes administrative records of the department, some materials relating to research done at the Crop Development Centre, as well as handouts and some lecture notes for classes.

This series contains a variety of unpublished photographs.

This series contains a history of the CSA and WCSA, newsletter, and proceedings, together with materials relating to the Executive dating from those years (1969, 1984-1990) when Herman Austenson was active.

This series contains slides of Canadian flora and fauna.

This series contains correspondence, clippings, notes, certificates, and awards. The material primarily documents Dommasch’s interests and activities during his career at the University of Saskatchewan.

This series contains correspondence, catalogues, photographs, exhibition panels, research material, planning documents, and manuscripts pertaining to the exhibition of Dommasch’s work. “Posters Against War and Violence” was organized by Dommasch and contains posters by Wolfgang Janisch and Gustavo Espinosa.

Photographs and other material from a wide range of sports, including individual, team and action shots.

The Campus Image Bank was maintained by the Division of Media and Technology on its website; a digitized subset of a much larger collection of slides. Images of campus buildings, scenic views, and student activities are particularly prominent.

This subseries contains correspondence with family members, colleagues and friends regarding professional activities, appointments, marriage certificates, military service, education, College of Education, teacher training, Rev. Wilkie of Knox Church, purchases and Quance's retirement.

This subseries contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, newsletters, lists and clippings pertaining to the administration of the College of Education, the University of Saskatchewan and Dean Quance's research into spelling and the publication of spellers.

This series contains correspndence dealing with contribution to various academic journals and examples of some of the articles and reviews that Dean Cronkite submitted

This series contains material pertaining to organizations and associations of which Dean Cronkite had dealings with

This series contains research material and drafts of three works written by Professor Millard: "Contemporary Inuit Art", "An Appraisal of Aids: Crisis and Criticism" and the chapter "Record on Protection of Human Rights" in the book "Devine Rule In Saskatchewan".