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May 4 Resource Room

Special Collections and Archives

May 4 Resource Room

Special Collections and Archives

May 4 Resource Room

May 4 Resource Room

The May 4 Resource Room, which contains materials about May 4, 1970, campus unrest during the Vietnam era and the U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia, was established in the University's Library, and is located on the first floor. Kent alumnus Victor Buehrle Jr. provided funding for the resource room, which is open to the public and serves as a multi-purpose room. Portraits of the four slain students and selected art work are displayed in the room.

To learn more about the May 4 Resource Room, check out the May 4 Resource Room records.

Image of the May 4 Resource Room Entrance

Image of the May 4 Resource Room. A painting, photographs of the four slain students, and a stone plaque are visible.

Image of the May 4 Resource Room Table

Image of the stained glass windows in the May 4 Resource Room.