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Series documents Zytaruk's activities as a college/university administrator. The majority of files in the series date from his term as Principal/President of Nipissing College (1967-1983). Other files relate to his subsequent activities as a faculty member, mostly in Nipissing's Humanities Division and Laurentian University's Department of English. Series is arranged into four sub-series.

Sub-series documents planning, construction, and administration of the College Education Centre (CEC), the multi-college campus facility that originally housed four North Bay colleges. Sub-series contains correspondence, reports, minutes, and other records of the Campus Planning Committee, Campus Co-ordinating Committee, and the College Education Centre Users' Committee, joint committees which were made up of representatives from each college and which were responsible for the planning and administration of shared facilities and services at the CEC.

Sub-series contains budgets, financial statements, and audit reports of Nipissing College and its departments.

Series documents Zytaruk's planning, attendance, or other involvement with events including conferences, symposia, convocations, anniversary celebrations, and awards ceremonies. Series contains one subseries.

Series includes academic journals containing scholarly articles and book reviews authored by Zytaruk on the subject of the English writer D. H. Lawrence, Zytaruk's primary academic interest.

Series contains speeches given by Zytaruk as the Principal/President of Nipissing College at convocation ceremonies, conferences, dinners, receptions, meetings of local clubs, and other events.

Item is a painting of Nipissing College's coat of arms. The painting is on matboard and has a green picture frame mat with a border and the words "Nipissing College" in gold.

File contains essays, speeches, poems, and other compositions by J. W. Trusler on teaching and education.

Item is a report prepared by the Academic Planning Committee of the Senate of Nipissing University College and submitted to the Ontario Council on University Affairs (OCUA). Report covers the college's finances, scholarship and research, community relations, library, curriculum innovations, and planning for graduate studies over the period 1967 to 1977.

File contains 7 articles from the Weekend Magazine featuring illustrations and stories by Ernie Taylor that were inspired by Canadian folk tales and history. File also contains 9 prints of illustrations copied from the articles.