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Item describes the working and personal partnership of interior designer Francisco Kripacz and architect Arthur Erickson. This work is a posthumously released manuscript authored by Erickson and features photographs taken by Yousuf Karsh and others.

Item discusses and provides imagery of the Hugo Eppich House in West Vancouver, BC. The house was designed and constructed by Arthur Erickson from 1979 to 1985 for Hugo Eppich.

File includes two copies of a b&w, 21.5 x 9 cm, folded pamphlet titled "Simon Fraser University tour route."

File includes two copies of a 9-page, b&w, 21.5 x 18 cm, stapled pamphlet titled "A Celebration of the Life and Work of Arthur Charles Erickson, June 14, 1924 to May 20, 2009."

Item is a narrated, promotional film produced by Yaletown Productions Inc. for SFU. Provides a general overview of SFU, its students, programs and location, with an emphasis on SFU as a global university, noting that 'what's happening in the outside world is what's happening here.' Includes sound bites from classrooms and lectures, and closes with pipe band performing and stills of Convocation Mall. Similar in thrust to the 1986 film, "Simon Fraser University: Meeting the Challenge Together." Also features early SFU footage seen in the 1983 "SFU Liaison Program" film (See F-85, Office of the Registrar fonds).

Films in order of appearance:

1. Martin/Bennett
2. Kelowna Bridge
3. Queen of Prince Rupert
4. North Trip
5. Day with Premier
6. Bennett as Freeman
7. Keenleyside Dam
8. Bennett Dam
9. Out-take reel #1
10. Out-take reel #2
11. Spirit of '71

In the course of its function as the institutional memory for Simon Fraser University, the University Archives has accumulated a sizeable collection of University records for which the originating department or creator is unclear or unknown. Although most University records come as scheduled transfers as part of the Records Management Program, additional records with historical value are occasionally accepted through three other informal processes: (1) staff and faculty donate material that their department may or may not have created; (2) the University Archives receives material without an identified sender (e.g., through inter-office mail); or (3) the University Archives duplicates and/or compiles material from different creators to aid reference (e.g., subject-based reference files).

Over the years, the University Archives has approached this material in different ways, whether in the form of separate collections based on material designation, ad hoc accessions to departmental fonds, or material in unassigned backlog. This collection serves as a space to join disparate collections, thus consolidating the Archives' holdings on SFU history, and to process material without a clear creator or Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR).

The material in this collection relates to the activities, events, people, and physical stature of Simon Fraser University.

Series consists of records relating to various aspects of SFU history, including events, people, anniversaries, and campus development. Includes press releases, newspaper clippings, correspondence, reports...

Files are arranged alphabetically.

Series consists of non-textual records (special media) created by the Faculty of Education and maintained separately from the textual files. Records include photographs, audio-visual recordings, and audio recordings.