Kent State Shootings - May 4, 1970 - Digital Archive - Jayden Smith

"Various articles and clippings regarding student movements." --- Kent State University Libraries

"A Compilation of viewpoints on Kent State one year after the shootings by WKSU Radio News. Labeled as reel two. Additional reels of this program are not present in the collection." --- Kent State University Libraries

"Audio recording by Bob Carpenter of press conference event held by Governor James Rhodes in Kent, Ohio, on May 3, 1970. The event also included statements from local, state, and military representatives." --- Kent State University Libraries

"Clippings related to the mass Black student/Black United Students walkout that occurred November 18, 1968." --- Kent State University Libraries

"Dean Kahler speaks, others on stage look on (memorial service for slain students)"

"Donald Grant was a junior majoring in business at Kent State University in 1970. He was a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity; their fraternity house was located between front campus and downtown Kent. He describes the events that took place downtown on May 1, the burning of the ROTC building on May 2, and the confrontation between protesters and the National Guard on Sunday, May 3. He also relates his eyewitness account of the shootings." --- Kent State University Libraries

"Glen Schultz was a graduate student studying architecture at Kent State University in 1970. He had begun his studies at Kent State as a freshman in 1963 and discusses what life on campus was like and how things were changing over the course of his time as a student. He reads from a statement that he wrote between May 5-7, 1970, in which he conveys his detailed eyewitness account of the events of May 4." --- Kent State University Libraries

"Flyers and leaflets for student demonstrations and strikes against the Vietnam War, local law enforcement, and dormitory searches. " --- Kent State University Libraries