The David Hopcraft Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording contains a compact disc recording and a transcript for an oral history with Hopcraft conducted by Tamar Chute on June 22, 2010. In the oral history, Hopcraft discusses covering the 1970 student riots at Ohio State University as a reporter for The Cleveland Plain Dealer.

The John T. Bonner Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recording contain a transcript of an interview of John T. Bonner conducted on July 25, 2001 by Robert McCormick. In this interview, Bonner discusses his time at the Ohio State University as both student, faculty, and administration, as well as his reactions to various sporting and social events that occurred during his time at the university.

The Von Hardesty Papers contain materials that Hardesty collected as a graduate student representative to the Faculty Council during and just after the student demonstrations in the Spring of 1970. Also included are materials from the Department of History, where Hardesty did his graduate studies. The materials date from 1965 to 1970.

The Ako Kambon Oral History Transcript and Compact Disc Recording, dated August 19, 2019, contains a transcript and audio recording on compact disc of an oral history interview of Ako Kambon. In it, Kambon discusses his time as a student at the Ohio State University from 1969-1973, including his involvement in the creation of Afro-Am, an activist organization furthering rights of Black students on campus. As leader of the organization, Kambon presented a list of demands to the Administration in 1970 to improve conditions on campus for Black students. After several charged meetings, Kambon was expelled for one academic year under the University’s disruption rule. Kambon later returned after his expulsion to finish his degree.

The William G. Mixer III Scrapbook on Ohio State Demonstrations and Other Protests dates from 1969-1970, and consists of a scrapbook, event flyers, and other ephemeral material related to the 1970 student demonstrations at the Ohio State University, as well as flyers and posters for anti-Vietnam War protests in Washington, D.C. and Chicago, Illinois in 1969-1970.