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Fonds consists of records created and acquired by Western's Caucus on Women's Issues. Included are newsletters, minutes, financial records, various versions of their constitution, correspondence, documentary field tapes and reference materials as well as records relating to the Caucus' efforts to establish women's studies as a discipline, promote employment equity and contribute a women's perspective to the policy and planning processes at the university.
Also included in the fonds are the research materials of Constance Backhouse, law professor and member of the Caucus, who researched the history of women at Western as part of several projects including her report, “Women faculty at UWO: reflections on the employment equity award”, the establishment of UWO law archives and 100 years of women at Western.

Envelopes of photographic negatives created by Victor Aziz Photography Ltd.

Fonds consists of the records of the Faculty of Arts and Science of the University of Western Ontario. Fonds includes minutes, correspondence, and student records.

The fonds consists of records illustrating Reaney’s academic, writing and theatrical activities; and personal materials. Included are manuscripts and drafts, research materials, notes and correspondence related to his poems, plays, libretti and prose works; records related to his graduate studies and teaching career; biographical and family records; photographs and slides; painting and drawings; and audio recordings.

This collection includes original and copied photographic negatives created by staff photographers of the London Free Press in the course of producing the various editions of the newspaper.

The fonds consists of textual, graphic, audio-visual and electronic records relating to the history of art therapy in Canada; the creation and development of the Art Therapy Program at the University of Western Ontario; patient artwork, notes, records and correspondence; and Selwyn and Irene Dewdney's personal records, correspondence and publications relating to their involvement in pioneering art therapy in Canada.