Protest and Survive Confronting the Beast is a January 26, 1982 event in the Iowa State University Lecture Series featuring Philip Berrigan. Peace activist Philip Berrigan discusses psychological aspects of Nazis who abetted the Holocaust and compares it with the development of nuclear weapons. This item was captioned by Rev.com in conformance with WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility guidelines.
Photograph taken from the stairs of Curtis Hall, showing students attending an anti-war/pro-peace rally in response to the Kent State shooting. This rally took place before law enforcement or the Board of Regents began objecting to the nature of the protests.
Photograph of protesters at a 1970 anti-war demonstration. Protestors are seated in the street blocking traffic, with law enforcement surrounding them.
Photograph of Campus Crusade for Christ members in the 1970 VEISHEA parade. The students are part of an anti-war protest following the shooting at Kent State.
Photograph of students protesting the Vietnam War and Cambodia Invasion, lining the streets outside Hilton Coliseum. Students hold a sign reading, "Out of Indo-China!".
Students participating in a sit-in demonstration at a local selection services draft board. Their signs read, "Nixon Doesn't Represent Us" and "Stop The Killing.".
Keynote Address is an October 2, 1988 event in the Iowa State University Lecture Series featuring Florynce Kennedy. Florynce Kennedy leads the audience in singing feminist songs and then discusses media coverage of the Tawana Brawley case. This item was captioned by Rev.com in conformance with WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility guidelines.
Human Hatred is a December 2, 1977 event in the Iowa State University Lecture Series featuring Arthur D. Drayton. Arthur D. Drayton discusses the importance of African American literature. This item was captioned by Rev.com in conformance with WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility guidelines.
Human Hatred is a December 2, 1977 event in the Iowa State University Lecture Series featuring Arthur D. Drayton. Arthur D. Drayton discusses the importance of African American literature. This item was captioned by Rev.com in conformance with WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility guidelines.
Iowa State Daily article discussing a rally that intended to protest the student government budget cuts to minority groups on the Iowa State University campus.
Oral history interviews conducted by the Iowa State University Library Special Collections Department with key individuals involved with protests against the Vietnam War on the Iowa State University campus. Interviewees included students, administrators, and citizens of Ames, Iowa.
Oral history interviews conducted by the Iowa State University Library Special Collections Department with key individuals involved with protests against the Vietnam War on the Iowa State University campus. Interviewees included students, administrators, and citizens of Ames, Iowa.
Oral history interviews conducted by the Iowa State University Library Special Collections Department with key individuals involved with protests against the Vietnam War on the Iowa State University campus. Interviewees included students, administrators, and citizens of Ames, Iowa.
Oral history interviews conducted by the Iowa State University Library Special Collections Department with key individuals involved with protests against the Vietnam War on the Iowa State University campus. Interviewees included students, administrators, and citizens of Ames, Iowa.
Oral history interviews conducted by the Iowa State University Library Special Collections Department with key individuals involved with protests against the Vietnam War on the Iowa State University campus. Interviewees included students, administrators, and citizens of Ames, Iowa.
