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File consists of agendas and meeting minutes from College Council special meetings between December 1977 and December 1978.

File consists of agendas and meeting minutes from College Board special meetings between February 1980 and July 1981.

File consists of agendas and meeting minutes from College Board special meetings between August 1981 and December 1982.

File consists of agendas and meeting minutes from College Board special meetings between November 1984 and August 1986.

File consists of agendas and meeting minutes from College Board special meetings between September 1986 and December 1987.

File consists of materials pertaining to the 1981-92 Student Handbook, which was titled "Survive & Thrive at Douglas College". These records also include correspondence and planning documents related to the handbook's publication, as well as a copy of a 1980 handbook published for faculty, staff, and students.

Series consists of records pertaining to meetings of the Douglas College Council and Douglas College Board. These materials are predominantly meeting agendas and minutes, but also a large number of supporting documents related to the topics discussed at each meeting. Also included are special meeting records, which were confidential and sealed at the time of their creation.

File consists of materials pertaining to the separation of Kwantlen College from Douglas College. These include background information, profiles and photos of key figures (e.g. Bill Day and Anthony Wilkinson), press releases, copies of a Kwantlen College newsletter, and more.

File contains a 1996 report by the Douglas College Foundation titled "Proposal Summary for A First Nations Centre at Douglas College". This file also contains correspondence and summary documents related to a 2007 proposal for an Aboriginal Gathering Place at Douglas College.

File consists of a copy of the 1995 "Resource Guide for First Nations Learners", a 2007 Gathering Place proposal submitted to the BC Ministry of Advanced Education by Douglas College and the Qayqayt First Nation, and a copy of a program from the Aboriginal Gathering Place grand opening in 2012.