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Includes papers relating to the LLU's transfer to the London Borough of Southwark after the abolition of the Inner London Education Authority in 1990 and its planned relocation to Southwark College.

Includes a report on the LLU prior to its transfer to the London Borough of Southwark in April 1990, notes on sources of funding, articles regarding adult illiteracy, project reports, papers regarding training courses and programmes and papers regarding a visit by a group of Swedish adult education teachers in June 1990.

The programme includes lists of the graduates and the degrees received and messages from the Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean of the Faculty.

The Ceremony was held at the Royal Festival Hall, London at 11am.

Photographs from the exhibition accompanying the official opening of the University Archives Centre. The exhibition took place on the first floor mezzanine in the Keyworth Centre.

Image taken during the graduation ceremonies in July 2012. From left to right are Martin Earwicker (Vice-Chancellor), James Stevenson (University Secretary) and David Longbottom (Pro Chancellor and Chair of the Board of Governors).

Comprises photographs of the Duke of York at the event officially opening the buildings and visiting different areas of the Polytechnic.

On 20th February 1930 the Duke of York (the future George VI) visited the Borough Polytechnic Institute to official open new buildings within Borough Road Building and unveil its new facade.

The programme includes lists of the graduates and the degrees received and messages from the Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean of the Faculty.
The Ceremony was held at the Royal Festival Hall, London at 3pm

The programme includes lists of the graduates and the degrees received and messages from the Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean of the Faculty.

The Ceremony was held at the Royal Festival Hall, London at 3pm

A short publication celebrating the University's history over 118 years. The booklet contains several images taken from the University Archives Centre and was produced for the official opening of the University Archives Centre.

A small glass plaque engraved with the University's coat of arms and 'London South Bank University'. Comes in a presentation box.

Produced as a corporate gift, initially for the Faculty of Engineering, Science and the Built Environment to give when on international visits, but then also for central departments to present to guest speakers at corporate and alumni events.

The programme includes lists of the graduates and the degrees received and messages from the Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean of the Faculty.

The Ceremony was held at the Royal Festival Hall, London at 11am.

The image shows Dame Karlene Davis with the university's Vice Chancellor Professor Martin Earwicker (left) and Hitesh Tailor (right).

This lecture was the opening event in LSBU's Professional Lecture Series. Dame Karlene Davis' lecture was entitled 'Is Choice in Childbirth a Western Indulgence?'

The images show the installation of the exhibition and the opening event.

The exhibition celebrated the centenary of Roger Fry's Borough murals, which were commissioned in 1911 to decorate the Borough Polytechnic Institute's student dining room and were sold to the Tate Gallery in 1931. The exhibition was held in the Keyworth Centre Atrium and was organised by a group of University students with support from the University Archives Centre.

Images of the opening ceremony including speeches and student displays.

Comprises images of the construction of the Student Centre along with images of the building during its opening week in November 2012.

A photograph of the 'South Bank University Sports Ground' sign at Turney Road.

Personal programmes with the recipient's name on the front given in a lanyard to attendees.

Images from the second annual University Court event held in the Student Centre. The theme of the event was Student Enterprise and Success and various Enterprise Associates, many of them former students, had stalls displaying their products. The event consisted of formal speeches, a drinks reception and tours of the Legal Advice Clinic, Borough Road Gallery and Edric Hall, where a dance performance was staged.