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In this video clip, Professor Bill Ayers, who was a student activist at the University of Michigan in the mid 1960s, discusses an incident in which a friend of his put a banner above a Marine recruiter on campus to state that the recruiter was guilty…

This document is a report to the University of Michigan community in the wake of violent protesting by SDS members against military recruiting taking place on campus in February 1970. Within this document, the President of the University of Michigan,…

In this document, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) voices its opinion on the protesting taking place on college campuses against recruiters. It states that it will support the protestors' freedom of speech to protest the recruiters as well…

In this article, the Director of the Engineering Placement Service in 1970, John G. Young, argues to the Student Government Council that SDS should be no longer be considered a student organization on campus. Mr. Young was upset about how members of…

Students are showing their resistance to the draft by picketing on the sidewalks of Ann Arbor.

U of M professors wanted students to become aware of U.S. foreign policy in Vietnam by attending the March 24-25th, 1965. "We need the students to help us in this search for a better policy, and we invite your help."

Tom Hayden Interview March 29th, 2015- Legacy. Interviewed by Chris Haughey, Obadiah Brown, and Kevin Trierweiler

A student is forced out of the Ann Arbor Selective Service Office after refusing to leave in protest of U.S. draft policies. University students were irritated with the re-classification process.

1960s, "University of Michigan students stage sit-in at Selective Services Board; Ann Arbor, Michigan,"The Detroit News Collection, Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University.