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Investigation Report on Student Drug Activity
This is a typed investigative report concerning alleged drug use and distribution among students at the University of Texas at Austin. The document includes information from informants, identifies individuals and locations associated with student…
Mailed Document Addressed to Lt. Gerding of Austin Police Department, UT Committee to End the War in Vietnam (CEWV)
This document, addressed to Austin Police Department Lieutenant Bert Gerding, appears within the Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) files and reflects not only the monitoring of student activists during the Vietnam War era but also students’…
Postcard from Alice Embree to Campus Police Chief Hamilton, reproduced in “The Spies of Texas”
This image reproduces a handwritten postcard sent by Alice Embree to a University of Texas campus police chief, as published in a 2006 investigative article in The Texas Observer. In the message, Embree describes a protest incident involving a…
The "Ghetto" Papers
The Ghetto papers lists the various people who were seen at a location near campus referred to as "The Ghetto." Marginal notes are common and the people range from students to performing artists.
Student Activist Events
Records of the different student activist events throughout the years at UT-Austin, the students and people involved, and where/how certain information was obtained.
Protesters gathering at South Mall
Students being spied on while gathering for a protest event at in a central area of the UT-Austin campus
Spies against Student Activism
A list of spies for local police agencies that collected photographs and information about student activist groups by going to their events.
Memorandum to Dr. Harry Ransom, Subject: Report on SDS Speaking at Noon Today
A memorandum reporting on attendance figures of a Students for a Democratic Society meeting and providing background on Dwight Macdonald, a visiting professor in the School of Communications suspected by the FBI of Communist ties.