1932,  1933,  1934,  1935,  1936, 1937

May 5, 1932, "Anti-Semitism" (editorial on anti-Semitic incident at the University of Rochester), page 2

September 20, 1932, "Students Boycott C.C.N.Y. Newspaper," page 1

October 13, 1932, "Speaker Hits Ban on C.C.N.Y. Meeting," page 1

October 13, 1932, "Rejected Editors Continue 'Student,'" page

October 13, 1932, "Columbia Students Fight Doak Ruling," page 1

October 13, 1932, "Enthusiasm Greets Symposium on War," page 1

October 31, 1932, "C.C.N.Y. Suspends Eleven Students for Action in Johnson Case Protest," pages 1, 4

October 31, 1932, "Debate Election at N.S.L. Symposium," page 1

October 31, 1932, "'Ticker' Censorship by Leagues," page 1

November 18, 1932, "Men's Council Rejects Editor's Reinstatement," pages 1, 3

November 18, 1932, "Review Resolutions on 'Beacon' Dispute," page 1

November 18, 1932, "A FREE PRESS!" (editorial supporting freedom of student press and the decision to remove the previous editor), page 2

December 15, 1932, "Teachers Attend Students' Rights City-Wide Meeting," pages 1, 2

December 15, 1932, "Speakers Address Rally Against War," pages 1, 2

1933

January 10, 1933, "Brooklyn College Sends Six Delegates to Chicago Student Anti-War Congress," page 1

February 15, 1933, "C.C.N.Y. Suspensions Scorned by Students," pages 1, 3

March 1, 1933, "Strikes Held at C.C.N.Y. and N.Y.U.over Suspensions," pages 1, 3

April 6, 1933, "Poll Indicates 50% Unemployed," pages 1, 4

April 6, 1933, "Poll on War," page 1

1934

1935

March 25, 1935, "Anti-War Conference Begins Sessions Tonight," pages 1, 4

March 25, 1935, "350 Students Score Hearst Tactics at Enthusiastic Rally,"  pages 1, 3

March 25, 1935, "Dr. Warsoff Attacks Hearst Campaign," pages 1, 3

March 25, 1935, "The Anti-War Conference" (editorial supporting anti-war conference), page 2

March 25, 1935,"The American Student Comes of Age” (editorial contrasting contemporary students and past students), page 2

March 25, 1935, "Councils Urge Delegates for April 12th Strike," page 3

March 25, 1935, "Settle Elevator Strike in Willoughby Building," page 3

March 25, 1935, "Student Protest Aids in Causing Defeat of Nunan Bill,” page 3

April 11, 1935, "Students to Strike Friday at 8:40," page 3

April 11, 1935, "Strike Against War! An Editorial" (supporting protest against war), pages 1, 2

April 11, 1935, "Strike Discussion at Councils Meeting," page 1

April 11, 1935, "Council Statement on Strike," page 1

April 11, 1935,"Conference Seminars Denounce Fascism," pages 1, 3

April 11, 1935, "A Note of Warning" (editorial urging proprer behavior during strike), page 2

April 11, 1935, Letter faulting extremists on right and radical student press, R. Ward Harrington, page 3

April 11, 1935, Letter addressing apathy of general student body, Alan Bomser, page 3

April 11, 1935, Letter expressing SLID view of the strike, Moses Lerman, page 3

April 11, 1935, Letter expressing NSL view of the strike, page 3

April 11, 1935, "Unemployment Poll Shows 50% Jobless," page 3

April 11, 1935, "Hunter College Students Suspended from Council for Supporting Strike," page 4

April 11, 1935, "154 Delegates Attend Anti-War Meeting," page 4

April 11, 1935, Ad for "Students Anti-Military Ball," sponsored by the Metropolitan Student Strike Committee, page 4

May 21, 1935, "More than 1,500 Demonstrate in Rain to Strike Against Imperialistic War and Fascism on April 12th,"  page 1

May 21, 1935,"Student Protest Hits Alderman's 'Gag' Bill," page 1

May 21, 1935, "May 30 Set for N.Y. Anti-War Youth Rally," pages 1, 4

May 21, 1935, "Kill the Jacobs Bill (editorial), page 2

May 21, 1935, Letter (explaining the communist faculty newsletter, the Staff), page 2

May 21, 1935, "Communist Organ Issued to Faculty," page 4

May 21, 1935, "Demonstration Held Tonight in Protest of Hunter Suspensions," page 4

September 24, 1935, "American Youth Congress in Detroit--Flays N.Y.A. for Inadequacy to Meet Youth Needs,"  page 1

September 24, 1935,"—And Sudden Death?" (anti-war editorial), page 2

September 24, 1935, Letter (praising achievements of student press), page 2

September 30, 1935,"Anti-Fascist C.C.N.Y. Men Reinstated," pages 1, 4

September 30, 1935,"C.C.N.Y. Fraternity, Upholding Requirements, Refuses to Admit Negro Student to Smoker,"  pages 1, 4

September 30, 1935, "The Road to War?" (editorial urging action against Mussolini to prevent war), page 2

September 30, 1935, "Discrimination" (editorial on discrimination against Negroes), page 2

September 30, 1935, "Parting—Two Ways" (anti-war poem), page 2

September 30, 1935, "Five Suspended Hunter Students Readmitted to School; Anti-Fascists Claim Victory," page 6

October 7, 1935, "Problems Club Holds Anti-War Discussion," page 1

October 7, 1935, "Boycott Olympics" (editorial), page 2

October 7, 1935, "Stem the Slaughter!" (editorial urging attendance at anti-Mussolini boycott), page 2

October 7, 1935, Letter (objecting to the portrayal of student movement in "Red Salute"), page 2

October 14, 1935, "New World War Ahead Declares Ethiopian Rabbi," pages 1, 3

October 14, 1935, "Italo-Ethiopian Forum Attracts Large Audience," pages 1, 3

October 14, 1935,"Presenting a War Plan" (anti-war column imitating Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal"), Sol Storch, page 2

October 14, 1935, Letter (setting forth National Student League position on war), Herman Werba, pages 2, 4

October 14, 1935, "C.C.N.Y. Boy Reinstated After Week's Suspension," page 4

October 21, 1935, "Plan Armistice Day Peace Mobilization," page 1

October 21, 1935, "A.A. Votes Ban on New Year's Olympic Games," page 1

October 21, 1935, "Neutrality" (editorial arguing for U.S. neutrality), page 2

October 21, 1935, "Circular Insanity" (column opposing war), Sol Storch, page 2

October 28, 1935, "Both Councils Back Anti-War Conference to Be Held Tonight," page 1

October 28, 1935, "Olympic Boycott Asked by Frats in Evening Session," page 1

October 28, 1935, "Lectures 'Union Against Reaction' on Horrors of Fascism in Foreign Schools," page 1

October 28, 1935, "Fascism and Civil Liberties" (editorial concerned with threat to civil liberties), page 2

October 28, 1935, Letter to Editor (supporting Oxford Pledge), Samuel J. Ettinger, page 2

October 28, 1935, "War Profits," page 2

November 4, 1935, Full page announcing peace mobilization, page 1

November 4, 1935, "Peace Mobilization, Friday 8:30," pages 1, 3

November 4, 1935, "Mobilize for Peace! An Editorial," pages 1, 2

November 4, 1935, Letter supporting anti-war activities, Samuel J. Ettinger, page 2

November 4, 1935, Letter supporting anti-war activities, Moses A. Lerman, page 2

November 4, 1935,"Fascist Teachers Stir Race War in Abraham Lincoln," page 3

November 12, 1935, "1500 Students March in Anti-War Move, Classes Suspended," pages 1, 3

November 12, 1935, "Rejection of Oxford Pledge Stirs Council,” pages 1, 4

November 12, 1935, "Radicals Majority in B.C. According to Spotlight Poll,” page 2

November 12, 1935, "Government Control?” (editorial objecting to government pressure as shown with Oxford Oath incident), page 2

November 12, 1935, "Shed a Tear” (anti-Hearst editorial), page 2

November 12, 1935, “Disown 'Staff'' (letter dissociating the Staff Association from the Communist newsletter Staff),  Doris Bernardete, page 2

November 12, 1935, “4,000 Students in 'Day' Rally,” page 3

November 12, 1935, “Bar Peace Report,” page 4

November 18, 1935, “20,000 Youths in City Peace Mobilization,”  page 1

November 18, 1935, “Faculty Praise Mobilization as Move for Peace,” pages 1, 3

November 18, 1935, “Support Nye-Kvale Bill!” (editorial), page 2

November 18, 1935, “Aryanism,” Sol Storch (column satirizing Nazism), page 2

November 18, 1935, Letter (supporting Oxford Pledge and rejecting the administration’s position),  Sam Tolmach, page 2

November 18, 1935, “Mobilization Committee” (letter urging participation in SLID political actions),  S. J. Ettinger, page 2

November 18, 1935, “Association of Urban U. Kills Anti-Pacifist Bill Censuring NSL, SLID,” page 3

November 18, 1935, “Reinstate Students,” page 4

November 18, 1935, “Student Strikers Jailed and Fined,” page 4

November 25, 1935, “U.A.R. Editorial Strikes Against Reaction, Fascism,” page 1

November 25, 1935, “Patriotism and War” (anti-war quotation), page 2

November 25, 1935, “Is That So?” (anti-war quotation),page 2

November 25, 1935, “Gold-Rimmed Glasses” (anti-war column narrating pro-war speech), J. Oppenheim, page 2

November 25, 1935, Letter (urging students to attend Olympic rally),  Continuations Committee of the Anti-War League, page 2

November 25, 1935, “Pencil Sketches,” Hortense Block (verbal “sketches” of G.B. Shaw, W.R. Hearst, and T.E. Lawrence), page 2

November 25, 1935, “‘RED’ICULOUS” (anti-Hearst satiric column), Harold Siegel, page 2

November 25, 1935, “Make War Handbook,” page 4

November 25, 1935,”Students Convene on December 28th to Merge Groups,” page 4

December 2, 1935,”Anne Gould Warns Against Fascism at Frat Meeting,” page 1

December 2, 1935,”For Permanent Unity” (editorial advocating a united, more active Anti-War movements), page 2

December 2, 1935,”Comrade Nicholas Murray Butler” (quotation from editorial in Hearst newspaper), page 2

December 2, 1935, “Predicting ‘The New America’?” (Quotation from General Sherrill praising Mussolini), page 2

December 2, 1935, “‘Fight Fascism’ Prof. Philip Cox Tells Teachers,” page 3

December 2, 1935, “S.T.A. Resolution Urges Academic Freedom in Schools,” page 4

December 9, 1935, “Student Council Calls Open Forum to Decide on Delegation to Ohio,” page 1

December 9, 1935, “College Newspaper Editors Decry Lack of Liberal Outlook,” page 1

December 9, 1935, “Chamberlain Foe of Nazi Olympiad,” pages 1, 3

December 9, 1935, “40 Educators Against 1936 Nazi Olympics,” page 3

December 9, 1935, “Oaths of Allegiance” (editorial objecting to mandatory loyal oaths), page 2

December 9, 1935, “To the Continuations Committee of the Anti-War League,” Alan Bomser (letter/poem about poor attendance at rally), page 2

December 9, 1935, “A Liberal at Large,” E.H. (column arguing for a Farmer-Labor Party), pages 2, 4

December 16, 1935, “Agree to Send Envoys to Student Meeting in Ohio December 28th,” page 1

December 16, 1935, “School Reporter Queries Students on Proposed A.S.U.,” Phil Siegel, pages 1, 2

December 16, 1935, “Beacon on the A.S.U.” (editorial), page 2

December 16, 1935 ,“‘Staff' Article Exposes Halloway,” page 3

December 16, 1935, “Hail the American Student Union at the Xmas Eve Frolic,” Sponsored by NSL and SLID (ad),  page 4

1936

January 13, 1936, page 1 (full page)

January 13, 1936, "College Forming Student Union Chapter,” Is Wolf and Leonard Shubkin, page 1

January 13, 1936, “A Genuine Student Union” (editorial endorsing the American Student Union), pages 1, 2

January 13, 1936, “U.A.R. Supports Nye-Kyvale Bill in Resolution,” pages 1, 4

January 13, 1936, Letter (The Staff Association corrects a factual error in a news story), Doris Bernardete, page 2

February 10, 1936, “Vassar Students Organize Chapter of Student Union,” page 1

February 10, 1936, “Looking Backward–and Ahead” (editorial describing the significance of the formation of the ASU), page 2

February 10, 1936, “MacPhoorlton Lets off Steam” (optimistic column about the ASU), MacPhoorlton, page 2

February 10, 1936, “National Negro Congress O.K.’ed by Student Union,” page 2

February 10, 1936, “‘Student Advocate’ Makes Debut as Asu Publication,” page 3

February 10, 1936, “Renew Fight to Abolish Loyalty Test,” page 4

February 17, 1936, “Scott Attacks W.R. Hearst in Caustic Exposé,” page 1

February 17, 1936, “Help Is in Sight” (editorial supporting the ASU’s American Youth Act), page 2

February 17, 1936, “Mohamet Goes to the Mountain” (column supporting ASU),  Is. Wolf, page 2

February 17, 1936, “The Commentator”(column attacking Hearst and allies), Harold Siegel, page 2

February 24, 1936, “American Student Union Adopts New Constitution,” page 1

February 24, 1936, “Expect 350,000 Students to Support War Strike,” page 1

February 24, 1936, “Halt the March of R.O.T.C. Across the Campus” (editorial), page 2

February 24, 1936, “The Commentator” (column responding to conservative/reactionary recent news articles and quotations), Harold Siegel, page 2

February 24, 1936, “Midnight Oil” (column satirizing religious professions of conservatives like Hearst as hypocritical), Hortense Ellen Block, page 2

February 24, 1936, , “A.S.U. Headlines” (“Harvard Rejects Nazi Gift, “Pitt Bans liberal Group,” C.C.N.Y. Council Hits Robinson”), page 2

March 2, 1936, “Pseudo ‘Patriots’ Marked to Head N.E.A. Blacklist,” page 1

March 2, 1936, “A.S.U. Rally on Tonight in 27 P,” page 1

March 2, 1936, “Silence Surrounds Suppression of Student Publication; President Patrick Plays Possum,” Phil Siegel, pages 1, 3

March 2, 1936, “The ‘Beacon’ Affirms its Faith in the Faculty” (editorial on faculty approval of A.S.U. as official B.C. organization), page 2

March 2, 1936, “Fascism Marches on” (editorial identifying American Legion officer as fascist), pages 2, 3

March 2, 1936, “World Campus” (column detailing details about international students and student movement), Myrtle Vacirca, pages 2, 3

March 9, 1936, “ASU Chapter Holds Election of All Officers," page 1

March 9, 1936, “Strong Opposition to Loyalty Oath Shown at Albany,” page 1

March 9, 1936, “Majority Favor Support of A.S.U. Constitution,” page 1

March 9, 1936, “Dr. Butler Must Act” (editorial faulting president of CCNY for agreeing to attend Nazi Olympics), page 2

March 9, 1936, “Viewing the World Campus” (column detailing details about international students and student movement), Myrtle Vacirca, page 2

March 9, 1936, “D.S.P.: Degree in Stool-Pigeoning” (column rejecting R.O.T.C.), Sol Storch , page  2

March 16, 1936, “As 'Pseudo-Patriot,'" Phil Siegel, page 1

March 16, 1936, “10 Deserving Students to Get ASU Cards Free,” page 1

March 16, 1936, “Beg Pardon – ASU Not Legal Here As Yet,” page 1

March 16, 1936, “The Need for Neutrality” (editorial), page 2

March 16, 1936, “Expect James Wechsler to Address ASU Group,” page 4

March 16, 1936, “Prof. Counts Reveals School Freedom Threat,” page 4

March 23, 1936, “ASU to Render Full Support to Pending Strike,” page 1

March 23, 1936, “UAR Supports Peace Strike,” page 1

March 23, 1936, “Anti-War League Holds Elections Tonight,” page 1

March 23, 1936, “‘Future War Veterans’ Seek Bonus Pay; Are Wary of Payless Army Days,” Harold Siegel, page 1 

March 23, 1936, “It Grieves Us” (anti-Hearst editorial), page 2

March 23, 1936, “Viewing the World Campus” (column surveying international student movement), Myrtle Vacirca, page 2

March 23, 1936, “Peace Plans,” (column), Harold Siegel, pages 2, 4

April 20, 1936, Page 1 (full page), page 1

April 20, 1936, “Peace Strike–Wednesday 8:40," pages 1, 4

April 20, 1936, “Strike for Peace!” (Editorial supporting peace strike), pages 1, 2

April 20, 1936,“Viewing the World Campus,” (column surveying international student movement), Myrtle Vacirca, page 

May 4, 1936, “ABC Elections Are Postponed, Tentative Dates, May 12, 13,” page 1

May 4, 1936, “Youth Congress to Discuss Plans at Convention,” page 1

May 4, 1936, “Schappes, C.C.N.Y. Tutor, Ousted by Prof. Horne,” pages 1, 4

May 4, 1936, “Hearst Bearing Gifts” (anti-Hearst editorial), page 2

May 4, 1936, “Viewing the World Campus,” (column surveying international student movement), page 2

May 4, 1936, “Resolution Adopted by Strikers; Lauds ‘Beacon,’” page 1

May 11, 1936, “Collegiate Party May Call Elections Delay,” page 1

May 11, 1936, “Viewing the World Campus” (column surveying international student movement”, Myrtle Vacirca, pages 2, 3

May 11, 1936, “Victorious Italy” (editorial supporting ASU stand on fascist Italy), page 2

May 11, 1936, “'Bury the Dead': Editorial Review” (review of Irwin Shaw’s anti-war play), L.S., page 2

May 18, 1936, “Student Rights Party Candidates Show Lead in Student Council Vote,” page 1

May 18, 1936, “Hearst Again” (anti-Hearst editorial urging students to join ASU), page 2

May 18, 1936, “A Fascist Program” (editorial calling Thomas N. Carver a fascist), page 2

May 18, 1936, Letter (praising Anti-War Conference from Young Peoples Socialist League), Meyer Drucker, page 2

May 25, 1936, “Student Rights Party Victorious in Elections, Early Lead Maintained,” pages 1, 3

May 25, 1936 “Consensus of Student Views Varies Widely” (student responses to the question, “What did you consider to be the outstanding school event of achievement this term?”), page 1

May 25, 1936 “Youth Congress Asks for Militant Support of Memorial Parade,” page 1

May 25, 1936 “Scanning the Horizon” (editorial discussing the connection of the Student Party and the ASU), page 2

May 25, 1936, “Viewing the World Campus” (column surveying internationale student movement), Myrtle Vacirca, page 2

1937