Fonds consists of photographs taken by various Seneca photographers such as John Telford, George Suzuki and others, working for the Department of Media Production between 1967-2001. The photos were taken for promotional purposes, and to act as a photographic documentation of the development of Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology. Photographs depict numerous events and people throughout the College's history, and the collection serves as one of the strongest visual documentations of Seneca's history.

Fonds consists of graphic material documenting Seneca's Board of Governors members. The fonds largely consists of portraits.

Fonds consists of material related to Seneca Libraries.

Fonds consists of material produced by Seneca's Office of the Registrar. The fonds primarily consists of course calendars.

Fonds consists of materials produced by the Seneca Student Federation (SFF), formerly known as the Student Federation Council (SFC). The fonds primarily consists of student newspapers.

Fonds consists of material produced by Seneca's Fashion Resource Centre, including photographic slides, scrapbooks, video tapes, etc. The fonds also contains early scrapbooks donated by prominent Canadian Fashion designer Claire Haddad.

Fonds consists of materials from Seneca's Office of the President. The fonds is primarily composed of newspaper clippings scrapbooks put together by the Office of the President, and which document the early evolution of Seneca, as well as other community colleges in Ontario.

Fonds consists of graphic, textual, and object material produced by Alumni and Advancement.

Fonds consists of administrative and other records documenting the activities of the Seneca College Art Committee from 1970 - 2013, with some gaps in coverage. The fonds includes text noting the history and location of pieces added to the Seneca permanent art collection, correspondence on purchases, exhibition pamphlets, programs, newsletters, clippings, and other material.

Fonds consists of materials documenting the Underwater Skills program at Seneca's King Campus.