The final culmination of an 1987 University Committee on Minority Issues (UCMI) report established by the Stanford President and Provost in response to the a demand in minority awareness. The committee explores the concerns of minority students, faculty, and staff at Stanford University.

Using oral histories from Stanford Staff, Faculty, and Black leaders, Steven Phillips attempts to create historical context for Stanford’s Black Student Union (BSU). Replying on archival materials, The Stanford Daily, The Real News, and Campus Report, Phillips juxtaposes the history and purpose of the BSU with Stanford’s centennial celebration and history.

Drawing on a series of in-depth interviews with 54 Stanford undergraduate students conducted during the 1988-89 academic year, as well as questionnaires completed by members of the senior class of 1989, Bunzel examines the issue of racism on campus. No index. Published by Stanford Alumni Association.

Stanford in Turmoil is former President and Provost Richard Lyman's reflection on the anti-war and civil rights protests at Stanford during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Letters Home from Stanford is a collection of the hand-written and electronic correspondence of generations of Stanford students, including Tamandra Morgan, Class of 2009, whose email from Oxford appears in the chapter on BOSP/overseas campuses.