Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley (1964–1965)

1. UC Berkeley restricts on-campus political activity

   Sep 14, 1964Labels: UC Berkeley, Katherine Towle

   • Britannica
   • Berkeley News

2. Students cited for defying tabling restrictions

   Sep 30, 1964Labels: UC Berkeley, Student Discipline

   • Britannica
   • Zinn Project

3. Jack Weinberg arrested; police car surrounded

   Oct 1, 1964Labels: Jack Weinberg, Sproul Plaza

   • Berkeley Archive
   • Zinn Project
   • FoundSF

4. “Pact of October 2” ends police-car standoff

   Oct 2, 1964Labels: Pact of, Student Negotiation

   • Jack Weinberg
   • FoundSF

5. Free Speech Movement organizes as campus coalition

   Oct 3, 1964Labels: Free Speech, Campus Coalition

   • Jack Weinberg
   • Britannica

6. Sproul Hall sit-in begins after renewed charges

   Dec 2, 1964Labels: Sproul Hall, Sit-in

   • Berkeley Archive
   • Harvard Crimson
   • SFGate

7. Mass arrests clear Sproul Hall occupation

   Dec 3, 1964Labels: Mass Arrests, Sproul Hall

   • Harvard Crimson
   • Berkeley Library
   • Britannica

8. Mario Savio detained while announcing an FSM rally

   Dec 7, 1964Labels: Mario Savio, Police Removal

   • SFGate
   • Britannica

9. UC Berkeley Academic Senate adopts pro-speech resolution

   Dec 8, 1964Labels: Academic Senate, Amnesty Resolution

   • FSM A Senate
   • UPenn Site

10. UC Regents issue constitutional standard for campus rules

    Dec 14, 1964Labels: UC Regents, Constitutional Standard

    • FSM A Resolutions
    • Britannica

11. UC Berkeley ends key restrictions on political speech

    Jan 3, 1965Labels: Policy Change, UC Berkeley

    • Britannica
    • TeachingHistory

12. FSM legacy shapes later student protest politics

    Jan 4, 1965Labels: FSM Legacy, Student Activism

    • Britannica
    • Berkeley Library