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Part One of The Book Arts Lab Collections is comprised of both published and ephemeral material brought together to help support the Carleton University Library's Book Arts Lab. Part Two is comprised of material produced by Quad Press and the Book Arts Lab.

Fonds is comprised of three series: 1. Minutes and Related Correspondence, 1977-2018; 2. Marlborough Farm Operations and Renovations, 1976-2019; and 3. Cooperative Living, 1973-2018.

This collection consists of material that highlights the expulsion of South Asian people from Uganda in 1972, and the resettlement of Ugandan Asian refugees in Canada. The collection includes 3 scrapbooks, hundreds of clippings from national and international newspapers, and a memoir that documents the Canadian immigration team's experiences in Kampala during the expulsion

The collection also includes numerous oral history interviews from Ugandan Asian refugees who recall their experiences of the expulsion decree and their subsequent resettlement in Canada.

The initial collection was transferred to Archives and Research Collections through the efforts of the Canadian Immigration Historical Society, and continues to be built upon by members of the Ugandan Asian community.

Additional items in the collection include a handwritten log book that documents the arrival of Ugandan Asian refugees at the Longue-Pointe Canadian Armed Forces base reception centre, as well as personal documents and ephemera.

Fonds consists of records created and accumulated by Dr. John William Foster. These records are represented by ten series: The Imperialism of Righteousness Thesis Research Materials (1892-1976); Academic Institutions (1957-2017); Common Frontiers Canada (1990-2000); OXFAM Canada (1987-1999); The North-South Institute (1992-2017); United Nations (1995-2011); Social Watch (1997-2011); Commonwealth Foundation (2002-2009); UBUNTU (2001-2009); and General Publications, Reports, and Speeches (1966-2009).

Fonds consists of material created and accumulated by Susan Buggey pertaining to her work in landscape history and cultural landscapes. The fonds is comprised of three series: Heritage and cultural landscape material (1909-2016), Indigenous cultural landscapes research (1978-2014), and International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) reference material (1981-2013).

This fonds is comprised of material created or accumulated by CKCU-FM, a community radio station located on the Carleton University campus in Ottawa Canada. The fonds is arranged into 4 series: Minutes and Reports (random collection of minutes, reports, and related correspondence. There are no complete sets of minutes and the committees represented in the material and the contents of this series is highly diverse in function); Programming and Station Operations (radio show files and lists, training manuals, funding drive and event material); Broadcasting Regulations and Licensing (correspondence and reports/applications with CRTC and other broadcasting bodies); and Photographs and Publication collection (miscellaneous photos, press clippings, and various copies of the Trans FM publication).

This fonds consists of a collection of articles, serials, monographs and conference proceedings in the subject area of cartography, as collected by Fraser Taylor.

The fonds consists of 5 series that document the professional and personal life of George V. Ferguson. The series include: Subject Files (1908-1970), Personal (1920-2003), Editorials (1928-1970), Correspondence (1943-1971), Memoir Project (ca. 1960s-2014).

The fonds consists of records created and accumulated by MATCH International Centre and MATCH International Women's Fund. The fonds is comprised of the following series: Minutes and Annual Reports (1976-2013); Executive Director and President (1980-2010); Board of Directors (1980-2013); Fiances (1979-2009); Programs and Reports (1989-2010); External Organizations (CIDA) (1897-2009); External Organizations (Other) (1983-2010); Events and Outreach (1975-2013); Publications (1977-2013); Historical Material (1969-2007); MATCH International Centre (1977-2008). The last series is comprised of the follow sub-series: MATCH International Centre: Board of Directors (1978-2004); MATCH International Centre: Administration and Management (1976-2001); MATCH International Centre: Projects (1980-2001); MATCH International Centre: Slides and Photograph Collection; MATCH International Centre: Fundraising, Marketing, Development (1977-1993); MATCH International Centre: Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) (1977-2003); MATCH International Centre: Audio-Visual Collection (1987-2003)

The fonds consists of miscellaneous and subject files created and accumulated by Douglas Anglin while researching and developing African Studies programs and working on projects for third world libraries.