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"Building With Books" campaign looked to raise funds to stock the new library. The College hoped to raise 0,000. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

A user tries out the new networked CD-ROM system, which gave students and faculty access to its first "online" library catalogue and resource databases. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano College President Doug Jardine views the college's new .9 million, 40,000 sf library under construction. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

The North Shore community is invited to the grand opening of the new Capilano College library. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

The gala opening of the Capilano College performing art theatre and celebrating the gifts of music and theatre. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Library staff engage in project to move periodicals section. Image of Pat Biggins. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Photograph of the Squamish Campus of Capilano College with grand opening banner across front entrance Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Describes a new one year program for First Nations students at Capilano College called College Achievement and Support Program (CASP). Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano College offered communications courses at night for those who cannot attend during the day. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Minister of Education, Bill Vander Zalm, speaks at the official opening of H Building, later renamed Fir. Board Chair, Hilda Rizun, is seated second from left. Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Programme for the Opening Ceremony of the Squamish Campus Of Capilano College May 30, 1995. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

An open invitation to college community members to attend the opening ceremony.

Image of B Building and portables. Visible: big "O" tubing, which carried computer cables. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

A news article about the new Capilano College Foundation.

Construction of Cedar building was completed in 1991, adding three floors of classroom and faculty office space, plus a 90 seat lecture theatre. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Sticker on verso: "Lynmour. South Campus. A building".

The first Bachelor Music Therapy in Western Canada, jointly offered by Capilano College and BC Open University. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Construction of Cedar building was completed in 1991, adding three floors of classroom and faculty office space, plus a 90 seat lecture theatre. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Image included in September 10, 1986 edition of The Informer. Present in the photo are: Sue Carter, Di Agostinis, Patty Groves (cutting the ribbon), James Kwok's chin, Bill Gibson, Myrna Short, Marjorie Dehard, Betty Nonay, George Modenesi, Pat…

Board Chair Nancy Farley and Minister of Advanced Education Tom Perry at opening of Cedar Building. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Director of Planning, Alan Smith, displays architectural illustration for Cedar building on construction site with demolished building in the background. Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Dora Phillips, Greg Lee, Martha McKay, Barry Williamson, Shirley Frerd and Carol McQuarrie toast for a starting point of Cedar building construction. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano College was granted 000 for the hiring of student during summer. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Audience members at opening ceremony for H Building (Fir). Signs promoting NDP candidate and Capilano College faculty member, Olga Kempo.