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Part 1. Location: Grant Hall. Video contains several music pieces performed by different parts of the Faculty of Music. Begins with two pieces by the wind ensemble. Afterwards the choral ensemble performs. Finally, the symphony orchestra performs.
Part 2. Video begins with a performance by the symphonic band. Afterwards, the chamber singers perform. Finally, the jazz ensemble performs three pieces.

Part 1. Location: Grant Hall. Video contains several music pieces performed by different parts of the Faculty of Music. Begins with two pieces by the wind ensemble. Afterwards the choral ensemble performs. Finally, the symphony orchestra performs.
Part 2. Video begins with a performance by the symphonic band. Afterwards, the chamber singers perform. Finally, the jazz ensemble performs three pieces.

Part 2. Begins with footage from the actual RMC parade around Queen's campus after the talks in part 1. Afterwards contains raw shots of the plaque unveiled earlier. Video then cuts between raw still shots of flags around campus.

Part 1. Main Speakers: Commodore Murray, Agnes Benedickson. Location: Near Theological Hall. Begins with clips of a marching band playing, followed by Commodore Murray talking about sharing and co-operation between RMC and Queen's. Benedickson then takes the stage and talks about a plaque donated by RMC commemorating Queen's anniversary. The plaque is then unveiled and a representative of the chaplain says a prayer.

Song by Georgio Rongeo about Toronto featuring a slideshow of city landmarks. Afterward, a short PSA on the importance of using your seatbelt provided by a businessman.

Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of Layton's lecture. He answers audience questions for the final portion of the video.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): John Olson, David Layton. Location: McArthur Hall. Video begins with Olson introducing the MSTE Royal Bank Lecture, as well as Layton. Afterwards, Layton lectures the audience on the meanings and social uses the general public has for science, as well as the implications this has for science.

Item is an edited master for a video for resume workshops at Queen's University.

Part 2. Video on the history of women attending Queen's University initiated by the Dean of Women's Oral History Project, including their fight for equality in the university. Footage is a slideshow of photographs of women from Queen's history with interviews of Laura Campling, Pat Douglas-Murray and Kathleen Healy. Filmmakers are Leslie Jean Anderson, Maaret Koskinen, Heather Moffat and Kathleen Osterland.

Item is the film "Queen's Way."