Materials include correspondence by College Administrators, the Office of the Chancellor, faculty, the Governor, California Legislature and other elected officials, the State Personnel Board, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), the Office of the General Counsel, and others. Topics include employees attendance, terminations, reinstatements, reappointments, grievances and grievance procedures, appeals, sick leave and health benefits, personnel files, budget deficit, teaching loads, appointment of graduate assistants, the establishment of a Black Studies Program, use of student body fees, dissent and demonstrations, campus dispositions against students arrested at SFSC, public response to unrest, and others. Also contains a numbered list describing each document compiled by librarian Helene Whitson.

Materials include drafts of position papers, printed and handwritten notes, lists of faculty members who refused to work, lists of student demands, legislation, newspaper articles. Topics include protection of constitutional rights, funding for faculty positions, rescission of disciplinary rules, grievance procedures, faculty witholding services during the strike , legal, administrative and financial implications, and others.

Materials include minutes from the Parking Committee, a faculty meeting, and the Council of Academic Deans.

Materials include statements by President Smith, Acting President Hayakawa, the Chancellor Office, public officials and personalities and others. Topics include developments in ethnic studies, special procedures for leave requests of separated and rehired faculty members, support for Hayakawa, firing of George Murray, breakthroughs in the areas of Black and Ethnic studies programs, the AFT strike , student classroom attendance, AFT strike sanction, emergency disciplinary procedures, damage in the administration building, and others.

Contains a journal entry regarding Dr. Silvers, a bibliography compiled by Helene Whitson, a chronology of events (November 6 - November 28), and a chronology titled "Crisis Events at San Francisco State College" (1968 - 1969).