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| 1968. The war in Vietnam was ongoing, and opposition to the war was growing in intensity on campuses across the U.S., and the University of Hawaii was no exception. When anti-war professor Oliver Lee was denied tenure, protests followed, leading to a student strike and the occupation of the University of Hawaii's main administration building, Bachman Hall. It was a defining moment for many students and faculty who participated. |
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