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The university began encouraging students to clean up campus and their efforts extended to the Pike River.

The university began encouraging students to clean up campus and their efforts extended to the Pike River.

The university began encouraging students to clean up the campus. One of the phrases used was "help give a frog a home". The person in the frog costume helped two Boy Scouts to plant trees on campus.

The university began encouraging students to clean up the campus. One of the phrases used was "help give a frog a home". A person in a frog costume handed out fliers to students.

The Parkside Facilities and Services sign was vandalized with paint.

The Parkside campus sign was vandalised with paint.

James Galbraith was the director of Planning and Construction in the 1970s. In this scene, he stands amongst prairie grass holding plans for a future building.

Library workers are unpacking the boxes of books in the new library building. One worker is seen throwing a box on top of a pile of flattened boxes.

The library rented a building on Sheridan Road for book storage during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The shelves in the rented building were made of wooden planks and cinderblocks.

Library workers unpack boxes of books to place them on carts.