Students/counter-recruitment

The Midwest Campus Antiwar Network conference at the University of Cincinnati brought together activists from the region.

Student activists reacted in disgust and protest to a recent USC promotional campaign for CIA recruiters.

Student activists won a victory when they forced the CIA to cancel its recruitment session at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

The East Coast Campus Antiwar Network conference provided a much-needed discussion on how to move forward.

Activists staged a die-in at the University of Massachusetts career fair in front of the U.S. Army and Border Patrol recruitment tables on February 10.

An antiwar veteran examines the claims of two military recruiters that they are providing a service to students looking for a career.

Antiwar activists at the Rochester Institute of Technology are celebrating after military recruiters were banned from the Student Alumni Union.

Antiwar activists at Seattle Central Community College organized the first counter-recruitment protest at the school in over three years.

Students at South Puget Sound Community College staged a walkout against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A counter-recruitment action at the Rochester Institute of Technology led to Marine recruiters packing up and leaving ahead of schedule.

More than 170 students gathered at the 2008 Campus Antiwar Network national conference to discuss the way forward for the movement.

Students protested recruiters for the Marines, Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Border Patrol at San Francisco State University's career fair.

Some 200 antiwar activists turned out to protest in Boston on August 2--successfully shutting down the Armed Forces Career Center before the protest even began.

Student antiwar activists are finding an audience of people who want to talk about what it would take to end the war.

Members from over 20 chapters of the Campus Antiwar Network gathered in April for an East Coast conference.