File consists of records compiled by the Edwin Loftus, Secretary of the Wesley College Board, on behalf of several administrative bodies of Wesley College: the Board, the Executive Board, the Finance Committee, and the Investment Committee. Records include financial reports; correspondence among College faculty and Board members, and with the Methodist Church or other parties; minutes of the administrative bodies' meetings; and the documents and reports compiled for use at the meetings. Records reflect a wide spectrum of College business. Series is arranged into six files, which reflect the Investment and Finance Committees respectively and several more, sorted chronologically, for the Board.

Series consists of two ledgers containing records of students' grades, organized in reverse chronological order by academic year and alphabetically within each year. The latter includes an envelope containing 1949 minutes of a meeting of the Senate of the United College.

Series consists of two ledgers containing an alphabetical record of registration fees made by students, showing their recept number, standing year, and fees for registration, tuition, student fees, and the cautionary fund, and the balance of their account. The later ledger also includes a list of those registered in a summer conference in 1918, showing name and address.

Series consists of several different financial records of Wesley College and United College, primarily the former. Includes tenders for construction, property leases, annual lists of expenditures for building furnishings and maintenance, wages and salaries, equipment purchases, insurance, and correspondence related to enrolment and professor salaries. Series is arranged into four files: the first three files have no distinct order, and the fourth file primarily concerns professor salaries, enrolment, and the College Board.

Series consists of records kept by Dr. William J. Rose as Secretary to the Board of Wesley College. Includes College financial records and several pages of notes regarding the formation of the United Church and revisions to the College's Bachelor of Divinity course.

Series consists of legal documents, correspondence, and minutes related to the estate and will of James Henry Ashdown, 1844-1924, of whom Manitoba College and Wesley College were beneficiaries. Series is arranged into two files. The first contains correspondence between Wesley College and the will's executors at The Northern Trusts Company; copies and details of the will itself; and minutes of meetings held between the executors and the Principals of Wesley, Manitoba, and St. John's Colleges, concerning the dispensation of the will's funds. The second file contains correspondence between Wesley and Manitoba Colleges and The Northern Trusts Company, and minutes of meetings between the same, concerning the dispensation of funds designated for religious and educational purposes through the Colleges.

Series consists of records in two cases of dispute between the student body and the administration of Wesley College. The bulk of the records are a series of correspondence concerning a disagreement between W.H. Douglas, a student in residence, and Principal Sparling; Mr. Douglas was defended by the student body, and the dispute came to a hearing whose transcript is included. There is also correspondence related to a petition given by the Student Representative Council in 1904 to install a telephone in the residence.

Series consists of legal documents and correspondence related to the estate and will of Sarah M. West, 1852-1938, who bequeathed $5,000 to Wesley College. Series is arranged into two files. The first contains correspondence between Wesley College (United College after 1938) and the estate's executor, Northern Trusts Company, concerning its execution; as well as a summary and copy of the will itself. The second contains correspondence, primarily between United College and Northern Trusts Company and Victoria College, respectively, concerning a legal dispute over the distribution of the estate's funds.

Series consists of several documents related to the corporate status of Wesley College within the University of Manitoba. Includes text of the 1916 Wesley College Charter, a 1919 petition to revise the Charter, brief biographies of two Methodist Church men, and a copy of the 1938 Bill that created United College.

Series consists of documents compiled by Dr. Riddell, Principal of Wesley College, related to students entering the ministry: including correspondence with various Methodist Conferences regarding the placement of the candidates; minutes of faculty meetings about potential students; letters of reference supporting applications to the ministry; letters of application from the students themselves; and biographical sketches of candidates. Series is arranged into three files: correspondence with Conferences, faculty minutes, and applications, respectively.