Described as "The real life adventures of a lesbian activist and her friends!" The Library holds the issue for March, 2016.

Ruskin, an adopted queer riot grrrl with religious parents, writes about the problems she sees in the punk and activist communities. She discusses food co-ops, demonstrations, queerness, body politics, racism and privilege, and adoption. She also provides band and zine reviews.

The newsletter of the women's liberation organization Bread and Roses. The Library holds the issues for November, 1970 and December, 1970.

Lauren Eggert-Crowe's personal zines are comprised of prose, poetry, and pictures. She writes about radical politics, third wave feminism and other gender issues, and often includes recipes and zine reviews.

The newsletter of the Los Angeles Women's Strike for Peace, a peace activist group which since its creation in 1961 has organized protests, marches, and other actions around the U.S. The Library holds the issues from November 1970 to February 1975, with several gaps.

An anti-authoritarian New Left magazine affiliated with the Students for a Democratic Society, a nationwide student activist organization active during the 1960s and 1970s which organized marches and protests on and off campuses with a focus on direct action. The Library holds the issues from June to August, 1969.

The newsletter of the national leftist student organization New University Conference. The Library holds the issues from August 1969 to September 1971.

A New Left underground newspaper published in Cambridge, Massachusetts affiliated with the Harvard chapter of Students for Democratic Peace. The Library holds the issues from November, 1968 to September, 1970. See also its later iteration The Mole.

The newsletter of "Pennsylvania's oldest and largest grassroots pro-life organization." The Library has the newsletters from July 1979 to June 2008 with some gaps.

A magazine established by the Students for a Democratic Society. The Library holds issues from 1970 to 1993.

Rap-Up was the unofficial publication during the Harvard student strike protesting American involvement in Vietnam, the presence of ROTC on campus, and the treatment of students disciplined for an earlier sit-in at University Hall. The Library holds all ten issues published from April 18, 1969 to May 2, 1969.

The newsletter for Resist, an organization dedicated to promoting grassroots activism and protests. The Library holds the issues February, 1975 to April, 1994.

The newsletter for the University of Maryland, College Park branch of the Students for a Democratic Society. The Library holds the issues from August 16 and August 23, 1967.

The monthly newsletter for the Seattle Women Act for Peace (WASP), and affiliate of the Women Strike for Peace. The Library holds the newsletters for October, 1973 and July, 1974.

The newsletter for the Washington D.C. branch of the Women Strike for Peace. The Library holds the September/October issue from 1986.

The newsletter of the Voice of Women--New England activist group. The Library holds the newsletters from January 1962 to May 1969.