Photo by Gary Harwood Courtesy of Kent State
• May 3, 2021
Dr. Jerry M. Lewis, professor emeritus of sociology at Kent State University, and witness to the events of May 4, 1970. He is pictured with the pagoda and Taylor Hall in the background in 2010.
(Clockwise, starting bottom left) Carole Barbato, Mark Seeman, Laura Davis and Jerry M. Lewis, Kent State University faculty members who co-authored the submission for the National Register of Historic...
Jerry M. Lewis believes the events of May 4, 1970, are a transformative part of Kent State’s history that should be remembered. Lewis served as a faculty marshal and was an eyewitness to the shootings...
Still can’t believe this. lost for words. You was the most genuine person and had a great personality made me and the team laugh and helped out more ways than one. Dang B. I appreciate everything you...
IM IN THIS MUG STILL CRYING MAN, LOVE YOU BARNES BRO, YOU ALWAYS WAS DEPENDABLE, SUPER SMART BUT OVERALL GREAT PERSON TO BE AROUND, WATCH OVER US 💔💔 #LLBB https://t.co/vnOfRXWnOg
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It was not until Apr. 26, 1990 that the decision was made to add the names of the students onto the May 4 Memorial, which was not originally a part of the memorial.
Kent State provides unique living experiences for students through the Living-Learning Communities (LLCs), including the Honors College. Just like the rest of the dorms, COVID-19 has impacted students’...
Birthday celebrations are very special for some, especially your 21st birthday. However, many people had to change their special plans because of the pandemic. Giovanna Grand, senior fashion merchandising...
The fifty-first anniversary of the May 4 shootings is the second anniversary to be held virtually during the pandemic whereas, in previous years, the events were held in person which featured a candlelight...
