Student Activism at Tennessee Tech University

Clipping from pages 1 of the October 31, 1969 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on Tennessee Tech University Associated Student Body's reaction to the Peace and Human Rights Alliance's planned March against Death.

Clipping from pages 1 and 2 of the December 5, 1969 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on Tennessee Tech University students's attendance at the Vietnam Moratorium march in Washington, D.C., on November 15, 1969.

Flyer announcing three discussions on racial injustice on February 11, 18, and 19, 2015, in the Tennessee Tech University Roaden University Center.

Photograph of Tennessee Tech University students participating in an anti-apartheid march on campus.

Page 47 from the Eagle yearbook for 1985-1986 on Tennessee Tech University students's and faculties's protest against South African apartheid.

Main poster for the "What Affects One Group Affects All of Us": Black Student Activism at Tennessee Tech exhibit installed in the Office of Multicultural Affair's exhibit case on the second floor of the Roaden University Center on February 1, 2021.

Panels for the "What Affects One Group Affects All of Us": Black Student Activism at Tennessee Tech exhibit installed in the Office of Multicultural Affair's exhibit case on the second floor of the Roaden University Center on February 1, 2021.

Clipping from page 1 of the February 25, 1972 issue of The Oracle student newspaper.

Clipping from page 1 of the February 6, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on student and faculty led anti-pollution activities at Tennessee Tech University.

Photograph of Tennessee Tech University students participating in an anti-apartheid march on campus.

Clipping from page 1 of the February 20, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on the Tennessee Tech University International Student Advisory Committee.

Clipping from page 2 of the May 1, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on college student activism.

Clipping from page 3 of the February 3, 1978 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on Ed Osborne's speech on the needs of Black students at a Tennessee Tech University Luncheon Forum.