Item consists of the September 1999 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the purchase of the Cedar Croft Cabins and Cedar Croft Motor Court properties or six acres of land near East Field; academic structure at Appleby is modified with the creation of three 'schools': Middle School, Upper School and Senior School; United Way Week updates; prefects for 1999-2000 school year; and staff and faculty updates.

Item consists of the April 2000 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on the official opening of Willis Hall, Appleby's first purpose built performance space, Appleby purchases the Cedar Croft cabin lands to add 2.4 hectare (six acres) of land to the College campus. It also includes an article about Appleby College hosting the Round Square conference, as well as changes to the academic structure including Campbell MacKay being appointed the schools first 'Associate Headmaster' and the creation of three 'schools' on campus: a Middle School, an Upper School and a Senior school. The terms 'Junior Year' and 'Senior Year' have been changed to 'Senior One' and 'Senior Two'.

Item consists of the Summer 2013 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on the role of Head Prefect, an update on the continued Centennial Classroom renewal for the Memorial Classroom Building, an interview with Innes van Norstrand - Principal of Appleby College, an in depth look at the Middle School experience and the history of the Junior School including Nightingale House. It also includes an article about the Sir Edmund Walker Scholarship Programme.

Item consists of a copy of The Appleby Hound newsletter. Articles discuss technology, Powell's House, dining hall cutlery, an interview with the Archivist, Christmas and other holidays, Christmas movies and music, surviving Academic Week, keeping healthy, the wedding of Prince Harry and Megan Markle, and responses to the question: "Can money buy you happiness?"

Item consists of a digital file of The Appleby Hound student newspaper. This issue discusses the end of the year, the COVID 19 pandemic and social distancing, debating the pros and cons of semestered or all year courses, cohorts created during COVID, there is a news section details events around the world including different genocides, civil and minority rights including George Floyd reflections and monolith installations around the world. There are also sports articles including about the death of a famous soccer player and the return of the NBA, as well as an article debating the different game system consoles. This edition also includes some book reviews, Appleby Middle School news, Christmas preparations and cookie recipes. Finally there is an advice column.

Item consists of a digital file of The Appleby Hound student newspaper. This issue discusses mental health, wellness and happiness, places to go on your next vacation, survey results about March Break, an article about the computer chip shortage, a math question, an article about abortion, as well as Middle School poetry.

Item consists of a digital file of The Appleby Hound student newspaper. This issue discusses COVID 19 pandemic memories, goal setting, a mathematics problem, experiences of Northern Campus. There is also an article about art and artists, a movie review, and Middle School poetry.

Item consists of a digital file of The Appleby Hound student newspaper. This issue contains articles discussing stress, a historical piece about a UK cheese production, healthy eating, social anxiety, Middle School poetry, athletic team updates including basketball, volleyball and squash, photographs of various spots around campus, a movie review, an interview with Dr. Kelly - Head of Student Life, an interview with faculty member Ms. Adjei, interviews with faculty in the Languages Department and finishing off with some math problems.

Item consists of a digital file of The Appleby Hound student newspaper. This issue contains articles discussing gratitude, a high rise fire in New York City, problems between First Nations peoples and the Government of Canada, procrastination, book and movie reviews, the Middle Two reading competition, AP Capstone courses, an interview with Assistant Head of School - Dr. Morrison, interviews with the Math department faculty, and finishing with math problems.