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This folder contains a flier advertising the University of Connecticut Chapter of the Jewish Defense League, an organization dedicated to fighting antisemitism and the systematic oppression of the Jewish people.

This folder contains a flier created by the University of Connecticut Medical Aid Committee. The flier advertises a fundraising effort to raise money for two hospitals in Vietnam, one which was destroyed by American bombs and one that was under construction and dedicated to treating Vietnamese children who had been injured as a result of the war.

This folder contains two objects created by the Storrs Information Draft Committee, a group from Storrs, Connecticut that helped members of the community resist and protest the military draft. The first item is a schedule of draft counseling sessions that were held weekly from November 12 to December 10, with one extra session on December 14. The second item is an open letter that explains recently obtained information pertaining to the draft.

This folder contains documents about the Storrs Gay Coalition, a group of Uconn Students created to advocate for equal rights and treatment for homosexual members of the UConn community.

This file contains material about Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). It includes both material published by SDS and material condemning the organization.

This folder contains in formation about the University of Connecticut Organization of Faculty and Professional Women, an organization of women staff and faculty at UConn who worked for and advocated gender equality in the workplace.

This folder contains information and documents pertaining to the University of Connecticut Puerto Rican Center, a group for to Puerto Rican students and faculty, as well as information about its members, including a membership list.

This folder contains volume 2 issue 5 of the 'SDS Bulletin,' published in February 1964 It contains reported updates from different chapters of Students for a Democratic Society, as well as articles describing political and socioeconomic issues.

This folder contains volume 2 issue 5 of the 'SDS Bulletin,' published in February 1964 It contains reported updates from different chapters of Students for a Democratic Society, as well as articles describing political and socioeconomic issues.

This folder contains volume 1 number 8 of the 'SDS Regional Newsletter,' dated March 8, 1966, which was written and published by Students for a Democratic Society.

This folder contains volume 1 number 8 of the 'SDS Regional Newsletter,' dated March 8, 1966, which was written and published by Students for a Democratic Society.

This folder contains pages from various issues of the New England Students for a Democratic Society's regional newsletter. The articles contained within give various updates on SDS activity, especially in Massachusetts.

This folder contains pages from various issues of the New England Students for a Democratic Society's regional newsletter. The articles contained within give various updates on SDS activity, especially in Massachusetts.

This folder contains documentation created by the University of Connecticut chapter of the Community Action Committee, a group dedicated to using local groups and communities to influence social and political change on a large scale. The contents of these documents specifically focus on the Vietnam War and American involvement in southeastern Asia as a whole.

This folder contains material pertaining to the National Student Strike which occurred in May 1970, during which students from universities and colleges across the country protested the presence of the United States military in southeast Asia. It also contains additional materials discussing an incident in which the University of Connecticut's Dean of Students Robert Hewes singled out and suspended a small minority of African American students out of a much larger group of protestors.

The documents in this folder consist mainly of efforts led by University of Connecticut students to participate in the National Student Strike, which took place in May 1970. It also contains several statements from the University's administration that seem to encourage students to participate in peaceful demonstrations.

This folder contains materials pertaining to a student-led movement to abolish the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) at the University of Connecticut. It also contains a flier that describes what a protestor should do if they are arrested.

This folder contains photocopies of newspaper clippings that discuss and describe the National Strike which occurred in May 1970.

This folder contains course catalogues for the University of Connecticut Experimental College, a series of noncredited courses open to the public that teach a variety of subjects, including poetry, automotive repair, cooking, and spirituality. The catalogues list course offerings for the Spring 1971 semester.

This folder contains documentation created by the University of Connecticut chapter of the Community Action Committee, a group dedicated to using local groups and communities to influence social and political change on a large scale. The contents of these documents specifically focus on the Vietnam War and American involvement in southeastern Asia as a whole.

This folder contains material pertaining to the National Student Strike which occurred in May 1970, during which students from universities and colleges across the country protested the presence of the United States military in southeast Asia. It also contains additional materials discussing an incident in which the University of Connecticut's Dean of Students Robert Hewes singled out and suspended a small minority of African American students out of a much larger group of protestors.

The documents in this folder consist mainly of efforts led by University of Connecticut students to participate in the National Student Strike, which took place in May 1970. It also contains several statements from the University's administration that seem to encourage students to participate in peaceful demonstrations.

This folder contains materials pertaining to a student-led movement to abolish the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) at the University of Connecticut. It also contains a flier that describes what a protestor should do if they are arrested.

This folder contains photocopies of newspaper clippings that discuss and describe the National Strike which occurred in May 1970.

This folder contains course catalogues for the University of Connecticut Experimental College, a series of noncredited courses open to the public that teach a variety of subjects, including poetry, automotive repair, cooking, and spirituality. The catalogues list course offerings for the Spring 1971 semester.

This folder contains documents published by members of the University of Connecticut Inner College, an organization within the university created to offer a means of alternative education.

This folder contains two different versions of the February 1973 edition of the Newsletter of the University of Connecticut New Vocations, which was an alternative education program created to help provide valuable social services to the Storrs community, such as child care, counseling, and health services.

This folder contains documents published by members of the University of Connecticut Inner College, an organization within the university created to offer a means of alternative education.

This folder contains two different versions of the February 1973 edition of the Newsletter of the University of Connecticut New Vocations, which was an alternative education program created to help provide valuable social services to the Storrs community, such as child care, counseling, and health services.

This folder contains publications created by the University of Connecticut's New Vocations Center, which was an alternative education program created to help provide valuable social services to the Storrs community, such as child care, counseling, and health services.

This folder contains publications created by the University of Connecticut's New Vocations Center, which was an alternative education program created to help provide valuable social services to the Storrs community, such as child care, counseling, and health services.

This folder contains information on the University of Connecticut Yggdrasil Center for Personal Growth, a center within the Department of Counseling and Student Development, which provided counseling resources like assertiveness training, a workshop for dealing with aggression, and group couples' counseling.

This folder contains information on the University of Connecticut Yggdrasil Center for Personal Growth, a center within the Department of Counseling and Student Development, which provided counseling resources like assertiveness training, a workshop for dealing with aggression, and group couples' counseling.

This folder contains a flier advertising a special colloquium series on Black Heritage presented by Dr. John A. Pappankiou, a professor of education at the University of Connecticut.

This folder contains a flier advertising a special colloquium series on Black Heritage presented by Dr. John A. Pappankiou, a professor of education at the University of Connecticut.

This folder contains an invitation to the Women's Caucus of the University of Connecticut Health Center, a conference that took place in 1981 and discussed topics relevant to women's health.

This folder contains an invitation to the Women's Caucus of the University of Connecticut Health Center, a conference that took place in 1981 and discussed topics relevant to women's health.

This folder contains documents published and distributed my members of the University of Connecticut International Democratic Community, a special interest dormitory at the University of Connecticut that promoted student participation in the democratic process and advocated for the university to operate as a democratic system.

This folder contains documents published and distributed my members of the University of Connecticut International Democratic Community, a special interest dormitory at the University of Connecticut that promoted student participation in the democratic process and advocated for the university to operate as a democratic system.

This folder contains several pieces of material printed and distributed by Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) that deal with a variety of topics. Among the materials are several flies that encourage a strike of General Motors (GM), publications that criticize both America's complicity in South African Apartheid and the racism in American society, as well as several pieces that vocalize opposition to the continued presence of the American military in South-East Asia.