New Exhibit Finding Your Voice: Student Activism on Campus

Higher education attracts passionate and vocal thinkers. Across the country, campuses have long been centers of activism, where students, faculty, and staff engage with the social, political, and cultural issues of their time. At CU, this tradition is no different—students have raised their voices in response to national movements such as the fight for civil rights, through participation in the March for Life, and by organizing on campus, making their mark on both campus history and broader societal change. Learn more about our legacy of campus advocacy in the exhibit now on view in the Main Reading Room — Finding Your Voice: Student Activism on Campus.