Box 3

Black Hurricane was published by the Black Student Union and published content related to the African American experience, most notably in civil rights issues.

Includes four issues of Agapao, a newspaper dedicated to Christian religious thought.

Includes two issues of Red Brick, a counterculture newspaper produced by students at the Purdue West Lafayette campus.

Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.

Includes four issues of the Purdue Eudaemonist, a newspaper dedicated to reason, individual rights, and capitalism.

Includes twelve issues of The Purdue Review, a conservative newspaper created and published with the support of the University Conservative Action Network, Purdue College Republicans, and the Tippecanoe County (Indiana) Republican Party. It featured news and conservative commentary on current events.

Includes twelve issues of The Purdue Review, a conservative newspaper created and published with the support of the University Conservative Action Network, Purdue College Republicans, and the Tippecanoe County (Indiana) Republican Party. It featured news and conservative commentary on current events.

The Purdue Omen was published for off-campus students as well as married and graduate students.

The International Reporter was published by the Student Government International for international students.

Venture was a publication by the Student Cooperative Association about student cooperative housing.

Who Cares was a student government publication aimed at informing the student body of student government news.