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This series contains the programs of the Annual Revues produced by the Drama Club/ Dramatic Society / Students Union. The Students Union appears to have been involved in the revues up until 1962 - from 1963 the revues appear to have started been managed solely by Dramsoc. The programs are paper backed booklets and include information about the cast and features of the revue. The University Archives does not hold a program for the 1965 revue The Wall Paper Ducks.

This series consists of the Annual General Meeting Minute Books of the Senior Common Room / University Club The material is typed and has been pasted into paper bound volumes in chronological order. The minutes indicate meeting date, time and place; those present and apologies; and matters discussed at the AGM. They have also been signed as approved by the Chair at the following AGM. There are no minutes for the last two meetings - held in June 2001 and February 2002. A copy of the minutes for June 2001 can be found in series 273.

This series consists of the papers of the Planning Advisory Sub-Committee of the General Committee of the Senior Common Room / University Club. The material is typed and contained in a manilla folder in chronological order. The papers show matters discussed by the Sub-Committee. This series has only been maintained separately for July - August, 1984 and more papers are contained within series 276.

This series contains the photographs of the University of New South Wales Rugby League / Rugby League & Oztag Club.. The series includes photographs and negatives, which feature images of rugby league and other events organised by the Club.

This series consists of the Annual Reports of the Swimming & Waterpolo Club. Each item is a typed booklet containing information about the changes, happenings, achievements and financial position of the Club throughout the year. The University Archives' holdings of this series is incomplete.

In Vol 1. No. 1 of the Democratic Club's Kundu newsletter it was stated that the objectives of the Club were: -to promote free debate at the University on social, economic and political issues -to increase student interest in the affairs of South-East Asia and -to promote genuine reform in the community and the University, through the due processes.

This series consists of the Annual Reports of the Boxing Club. The University Archives currently holds only one report, which is a typed booklet containing information about membership and the financial position of the Club.

This series consists of the annual reports of the University of New South Wales Rugby League / Rugby League & Oztag Club. Each item is a typed booklet, outlining the happenings and financial statement of the Club throughout the preceeding year. The Archives currently holds only one example of this publication.

The first meeting of the Pistol Club was held on 11 June 1975, and the Club applied to be affiliated with the Sports Association at that time. In November 1977, the Club was finally forced to cease operation after ongoing discussions with the University. The Vice-Chancellor's "inflexibility relating to club guns on campus" and the Dangerous Weapon & Firearm Act (1973) made it impossible for the Club to continue its activities.

The Cricket Club was established around 1950, as one of the first official sports clubs within the University.