The May 4, 50th Commemoration Exhibit Circuit
Throughout the weekend, we invite you to tour the special May 4th-related exhibits that are on display around campus. These exhibits focus on different aspects of the May 4th legacy and contain a variety of artifacts, artwork, historical documents, fashion, photography and more.
These exhibits are free and open to the public during the hours of ___ to ____. You may also use the special shuttle buses which will stop at, or near the exhibit locations as shown below.
Special Exhibits Include:
- The Truth Demands Justice: A Snapshot History of The May 4 Task Force
- 50 Years: Long Live the Memory of Orangeburg, Jackson State, and Kent State
- Civil Rights, Black Power, and Anti-War Actions
- Black Student Movements: Orangeburg, Kent and Jackson State 1968-1970
- The best of us: Lessons from Kent State and Jackson State
- Kick Out The Jams: Authentic Images from the Rock & Roll Era at Kent
- Campus Strike Papers: The Aftermath of May 4 1970
- Voices of Change: Kent State Students and President Nixon
- Culture/Counterculture: Fashions of the 1960’s & 70’s
- Wearing Justice
- Four Fallen Students
- Our Brother Jeff
- Sandy’s Scrapbook
- Allison The Protestor
- Bill: An All-American Boy
- May 4 Memorial Designs
- WITNESS
- Waging Peace Exhibit