Student movements

College of Arts and Sciences form for students wanting to accept a pass/fail option for the classes taken during Woodstock West.

College of Arts and Sciences Memorandum to schools and departments from Dean Edward A. Lindell setting out options for grading students for the Spring Quarter 1970.

Press release from the University of Denver, undated. The release notes that the University has moved to lift a court restraining order on nine students who were part of a sit-in on campus in 1968. The two of the persons in the order were not released.

University of Denver press release, dated May 27, 1968. The release gives information about a hunger strike targeted at the Dean for suspending 39 students for participating in a sit-in in April 1968.

University of Denver press release, dated April 17, 1968. The release communicates the results of two All-University Student Association referenda that concerned the role of graduate students in student government on campus.

University of Denver press release, dated May 22, 1968, announcing the suspension of 39 students for their involvement in a sit-in in April 1968.

University of Denver press release, dated May 27, 1968. The release outlines four points made by Chancellor Maurice B. Mitchell about a restraining order against ten DU students and former students.

Draft report by "CSPI" about the April 30, 1968 sit-in, and surrounding events.

University of Denver Suggested Committees and Courses of Action. Document sets out legal defense, lobbying, jails, police, community education and other committees which arose out of the student unrest of 1970.

University of Denver (DU) protesters inside a University auditorium as part of a multi-day Vietnam War protest nicknamed "Woodstock West" that took place both on the DU campus and downtown Denver, Colorado. Protesters mourn the killings of four students on the Kent State University campus days earlier.