Student Activism at Tennessee Tech University

Clipping from page 2 of the December 5, 1969 issue of The Oracle student newspaper criticizing marches against death.

Letter to the editor from page 2 of the January 16, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper arguing for the need of an international student advisor at Tennessee Tech University.

Clipping from page 2 of the May 15, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper.

Photograph of a poster advertising an antiwar march held by the Tennessee Tech University Peace and Human Rights Alliance and a photograph of Alliance members passing out black armbands for the march.

Clipping from page 1 of the May 15, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper.

Clipping from page 3 of the November 7, 1969 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on the Tennessee Tech University Peace and Human Rights Alliance.

Clipping from page 3 of the May 22, 1970 issue of The Oracle student newspaper.

Clipping from page 3 of the April 27, 1973 issue of The Oracle student newspaper on Tennessee Tech University football coach Don Wade's and track coach Bob Noyes's decisions to dismiss Black athletes who refused to practice in response to Ware's abandonment of David Brents, a Black tennis player, in Johnson City, Tennessee.

Clipping from page 3 of the February 14, 2014 edition of The Oracle student newspaper. The clipping reads: "A student asks Dr. Oldham how he plans to increase diversity on campus at the 'Chat with the President' on Tuesday during dead hour." A black and white photograph is to the right of the text. The photograph features a Black student holding a microphone and speaking.

Flyer for the Black Lives Matter protest on February 5, 2015, at Tennessee Tech University. The flyer design features read text on a white background. The middle of the flyer consists of a collage of photographs from Black Lives Matter protests in the United States. A black silhouette of a person raising their hands in the "don't shoot" position is layered over top of the collage.