The University of Akron has provided a selection of photographs, student newspapers, and yearbooks. The materials cover the years of 1960-1989, on topics including: the takeover of the Administration Building by the Black United Students (B.U.S.) in 1969; vigils and...
South Carolina State University has contributed to Project STAND by providing access to their materials on the Orangeburg Massacre. The Orangeburg massacre was an event that occurred on the campus of South Carolina State University on February 8, 1968, when several...
The archival material submitted by The Ohio State University provides a wide variety of Vietnam era student demonstration files, including fliers, first-hand accounts, photographs, news clippings, films, and recordings. Noteworthy submissions include: the Committee of...
The Oberlin College Archives has submitted material from 4 archival collections and 2 online projects examining different aspects of civil rights and student activism back to the 1840s. The Oberlin materials provide a unique voice to the project, reflective of its...
The University of Cincinnati’s Campus Unrest Collection documents student protests against the Vietnam War as well as protests for the better treatment of Black students on the UC campus. The collection spans dates of 1967-1990, with the majority of material from the...
Bowling Green State University has contributed 24 submissions to Project Stand representing 14 collections and approx. 22 cubic feet of material. Included in their submissions are materials from the Bowling Green Chapter of the National Council of Negro Women;...
Kent State University Special Collections & Archives houses historical records of the university as well as subject based collections in a wide array of topical areas. Relevant highlights for Project STAND include the May 4 Collection, documenting the Kent State...