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File contains records including: correspondence, news releases, newspaper clippings, brochures, pertaining to Trinity's expansion to a four-year, degree-granting institution; "Justification and General Strategy for Expansion to Four Years, Presented to the Universities Council, by Trinity Western College" (01/77); "Government Relations Status Report, From Dr. Craig Seaton, To President Snider" (01/82); "Minutes of the Meeting of January 17, 1979 with Dr. McGeer, Mr. Veitch, Mr. McClelland, and Dr's Snider, Thompson, and Seaton" (01/79); "Special Meeting re Government Relations Called by President Snider" (12/78); "Brief to the Select Standing Committee on Standing Orders and Private Bills re An Act to Amend the Trinity Western College Act, From Universities Council of British Columbia" (03/77); "Trinity Western College, Brief to the Select Standing Committee on Standing Orders and Private Bills re An Act to Amend the Trinity Western College Act, For the President and the Board of Governors by Robert N. Thompson, Assistant to the President" [ca.1977]; "Document from Mr. Andy Soles' Office, A Statement of Policy Concerning the Granting of Privileges to Non-Public Post-Secondary Institutions in British Columbia" (11/77)

File contains the following transcripts:
Verna Havens - notes from an interview with Bob Fleet, 1980 [no accompanying recording found, as of 2007]
Aud. 250, Doug Sneath - transcript of interview with Ann Burgason and Doug Sneath, 1981. Focus of interview is Doug's work as Director of Business Affairs at Trinity. (11/81)

File consists of copies of obituaries, family reflections, and service programs; Marlie Snider was the wife of TWU President Neil Snider

Photograph of participants in the Alumni Reunion held in Fraser Hall lounge.

Photograph of Marge Stewart, out-going queen, with a male student outside during Homecoming

Photograph of cheerleaders driving down Glover Road in a painted car.

Photograph of the basketball team posing in the gymnasium.

Photograph of students gathering on a field at Peace Arch following the Walk-a-thon

Photograph of Jonathan Lewis, Director of the ACTS Inter-Cultural Ministry (AIM) Studies at Trinity Western Seminary (TWS); he is holding two books he has written.

Photograph of students seated at a table in the Sanck Bar, located in the Arts and Science building