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This recording contains a CBC interview by Ed Reid of University President Sister Alice Michael from 00:00:00 to 00:02:40. In this interview Sister Alice Michael discusses the way marriage determines women's relationships and rights.

Fonds consists of bound minutes of meetings and agendas of the Administrative Committee (1968-1981).

Series forms part of the Patrick O’Neill fonds and consists of correspondence, memorandums, proposals, reports, meeting minutes, course materials, and evaluations related to Patrick O’Neill’s employment at Mount Saint Vincent University.

This series contains the following subseries: Administrative Records; Speech and Drama Departmental Records; Course Materials; and Personal Records.

Series forms part of the Patrick O’Neill fonds and consists of correspondence which is not related to Patrick O’Neill’s time at Mount Saint Vincent University or his research and publications.

This subseries contains textual and graphic material related to the annual Student Union Alumnae and Athletics Awards Banquet held at Mount Saint Vincent University. The primary document type within the file are photos of the event but the file also contains pamphlets from the event and an invitation.

This series is composed primarily of photographs, correspondence, budgets, and invitations. Events include Orientation Week, the Alumnae and Athletics Awards Banquet, Senior Class Reception, Trivia Pursuit tournaments, and others.

This series consists of records concerning the intercollegiate athletics programs the Mount was a member of. Programs include the Atlantic Women's Intercollegiate Athletic Association, the Canadian Women's Intercollegiate Athletic Union, and the Atlantic Universities Athletic Association. Included are correspondence, various reports, minutes, by-laws, championship lists, tournament lists, and participation lists.

This file contains lists of the institutions that were a part of the Atlantic Women's Intercollegiate Athletic Association and who participated in various competitions.

Consists of interviews from AM Chronicle. about teaching home economics in elementary and high schools in Nova Scotia. This recording is two tracks. From 00:00:00 to 00:19:57 on Track A an unnamed man introduces and interviews Dr. Arlene Otto, a professor of economics at the University of Nevada, they discuss teaching home economics to elementary, high school and university aged students. From 00:19:57 to 00:20:09 the tape is blank. From 00:20:09 to 01:01:17 the unnamed man interviews Dr. Jean [illegible] and Dr. Balderson on the teaching of home economics, family life and psychology. Track B begins continues the interview with Dr. Jean [illegible] and Dr. Balderson from 00:00:00 to 00:33:31.

This subseries contains information about the by-laws and regulations which governed the Mount Saint Vincent University Student Union.