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Campus activism as a book category covers the people, movements and ideas that arise from political and social organizing on college and university campuses. It includes histories and investigative accounts of student protests and movements (from civil rights and antiwar campaigns to climate, racial justice, LGBTQ+, and free-speech battles), memoirs and profiles of student organizers and campus leaders, scholarly analyses of how campus politics intersect with broader social change, and practical guides to organizing, coalition-building, and navigating campus rules and law. Books in this category examine tactics, culture, institutional responses, ethical questions, and outcomes, and appeal to students, educators, researchers, and general readers interested in civic engagement, higher education, and contemporary social movements.

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