UB Archives

ves endeavors to collect unique, original records of enduring value (informational, administrative, educational, cultural, historical, legal, research, evidential, scientific, political and financial) which relate to the history of University of The Bahamas, and in instances, the history of The Bahamas, for preservation, and for future use or access in research, teaching and learning by UB and extended communities. The UB collections of archives reflect The University’s functions and activities, including its decision-making, such as the Council records. Purpose: The UB Archives exists primarily so that the history of institution may be permanently preserved, and so that researchers may access and make use of information about the institution and its history. Function: The core function of the UB Archives is preservation of records for access or use by future generations. Remit: The remit of the UB Archives is to acquire and preserve the institutional records and to encourage the use of these records by a local and academic community and the wider public.