Series consists of two ledgers containing records of students' grades, organized in reverse chronological order by academic year and alphabetically within each year. The latter includes an envelope containing 1949 minutes of a meeting of the Senate of the United College.

Series consists of ledgers recording the financial activities of several bodies within United College, including student organizations and general accounts ledgers for the College. The latter record fees collected from students, expenses for sundries and scholarships, and the Building Fund, and are organized approximately biannually.

Series consists of minutes from the meetings of several administrative bodies and organizations of United College, including the Senate, student organizations, and other committees. Some of the records predate the 1938 formation of United College, when Manitoba and Wesley Colleges maintained an administrative co-operation called United Colleges; and some of them postdate the 1967 incorporation of the University of Winnipeg.

Series consists primarily of annual financial statements for Manitoba, Wesley, and United College, respectively, as well as records and financial reports of the United College Graduate Association. Series is divided into two boxes. The first contains summary statements of income and expenditures for Manitoba and Wesley College as well as the Graduate Association records. The second contains detailed financial statements for Wesley and United College prepared by Chartered Accountants with a full account of revenue, expense, and assets such as investments, endowments, and property.

Series consists of eight unpublished theses for the Bachelor of Divinity degree at Wesley College [1925 and prior] and United Colleges [1926-1938], the administrative co-operation between Wesley and Manitoba College.

Series consists of documents concerning The Crowe Affair, a controversial case at United College in which a professor was dismissed over a letter he wrote to a colleague. Documents include papers, reports, and statements made during and after the official investigation; media, correspondence, and notes from the College related to the controversy and the student & faculty reactions; correspondence about the events, mostly conducted by the Dean of Residence Alf Longman; newspaper clippings gathered that mention the case; and several student papers. Series is arranged among two boxes into files sorted by documentary category.

Series consists of records from the Erwin and Eva King Ministerial Memorial Fund, established from an initial private donation of $500 on 22nd January 1942. The Fund was meant to provide loans to students entering the ministry. Includes the initial terms of the donation, and correspondence between the faculty of United College, students, and the bank related to the dispensed loans and the Fund's status. Series is arranged chronologically.

Series consists of records from the United College National Appeal Campaign, a fundraising drive conducted all over Canada to accomodate the lack of space and income against projected increases in student enrolment at United College. Records include research, reports, committee lists, and committee minutes related to the campaign's planning; reports, correspondence, internal memos, presentations, and records of pledges and donations during the campaign; as well as records from the Building Fund, a related fundraising campaign, and from the Principal Loan Fund, an account to give no-interest loans to students with emergencies. Series is arranged into eight boxes by the type of document they contain.

Minutes from the meetings of the Executive Council of the Graduates Association, begun as part of Wesley College and changing to the United College in 1938.

Series consists of materials related to the administrative co-operation and eventual union between Manitoba and Wesley Colleges: co-operations occurred in 1913 and 1926, and full union began in 1938. Series is divided into three files. The first contains minutes of meetings of the faculties of the two colleges, respectively or in joint committees, as well as drafts and reports on the details of co-operation: covering all three dates. The latter two files contains correspondence among the two college's administration, research, and drafts of agreements leading up to the final 1938 union, including a final published copy of the Bill.