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Black Students for Black Action walk in on the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet to read a statement about the administration's inaction towards the hiring of black faculty.

Black Students for Black Action walk in on the 1969 Parent's Day Banquet to read a statement about the administration's inaction towards the hiring of black faculty.

This statement was published in the Black Rap and called out the administration for ignoring Pam Dooley's report of racism in the English Department. This document launched an investigation.

This article discusses the ways in which BSBA think that the Pam Dooley investigation was biased and ultimately unfair.

Students associated with the Nerve Center began political activism outreach initiatives to local high schools after the events at Kent State. In this picture, Foresters discuss the anti-war movement with Lake Forest High School students.

Students involved in the Peace Group stage a stand-in at the Commons to protest the presence of a Navy Recruiter.

People stop to look at a protest sign in downtown Lake Forest during May Day in 1969.

Protesters holding signs at a 1969 May Day anti-war demonstration in Lake Forest.

Students protest the Vietnam War in solidarity with groups all across the country on May Day.

A silhouetted protester attends the 1967 Lake Forest Peace March.