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Student Activism in the Context of the 1930s
Segregated Student Housing and the Activists Who Defeated It
Antisemitism at the University of Minnesota
Political Surveillance of the University
Student Movements on Campus
Regent George Leonard and the Political Fight Over Selecting Regents
Student Activists’ Lifelong Commitment to Service and Justice
How the History of the University of Minnesota is Remembered
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Warren Grissom Report on Housing
“U Policy Permits Negroes to Use Housing Units”
Warren Grissom
Formation of the Negro Student Council is Announced by the Minneapolis Spokesman
Martha Wright and Friends at 1938 Graduation