Oakland University, Michigan, is perhaps the first 4-year institution at which professors went on strike for better salary and working conditions. (Author/HS)

Author evaluates the radical student movement as a failure. (HS)

The author attributes student activism to those students from high socioeconomic backgrounds who fear failure where their parents have been successful. (HS)

A prominent educator describes his stormy metamorphosis into an expert on campus conflict. (Editor)

Reminiscences about the counterculture of the 60s and the student movement which evolved from it. (Editor)

The age of student dissent has left its mark on higher education by improving the quality of educational institutions. (HS)

Describes the events leading to and the aftermath of the student demonstrations that toppled the corrupt Thai government in the fall of 1973. (PG)

Discusses reforms in Latin American universities. (PB)

Four Princeton undergraduates articulate the dilemmas they face and the hopes they have at college as students of the 70s. (Editor)

Describes a movement to organize campus collectives pledged to help North Vietnam solve problems created by the military and to make scientific amends for U.S. foreign policy. (HS)

In the last decade Princeton has undergone some changes which makes it a better place to teach, learn and live. (Author/PG)

Constant change and innovation is the major theme of the main campus of Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, and its network of campuses, field centers, and widespread job and foreign study linkages. (HS)

Changes in the world of higher education since the '60s can be captured in several photographs, including the aftermath of the war protest rally at Kent State, James Meredith with the National Guard, Allan Bakke beside a patient's bed, and the Asian student in Beijing who challenged government tanks. (MLW)

The developing state political organizations and the public interest research groups have involved college students in a new political activism built on the idealism of the 60s but tempered by the pragmatic politics of the seventies. (Author/PG)