On May 4,1970, the Ohio National Guard killed 4 students and wounded 9 at Kent State. The deaths fueled anti-war protests at ...

The Ohio National Guard fired indiscriminately into a crowd of students at Kent State University during protests against the ...

How did a student protest against the Vietnam War turn into a deadly massacre? On May 4, 1970, the National Guard fired into a crowd of unarmed students at Kent State University, killing four and ...

“One was turned into an office building.” Following the shootings, he said Kent State University made a “strategic decision” to focus away from downtown, creating “two separate entities ...

The university opened a “living memorial ... Lewis, an assistant professor of sociology at Kent State who saw the shootings, organized the first candlelight walk and vigil.

On May 4, 1970, in just 13 seconds, four students at Kent State University ... there have not been any shootings, or a bombing like the one in August 1970 at the University of Wisconsin that ...

KENT, Ohio (WJW) — Kent State University held its annual commemoration ceremony Sunday to honor the memory of May 4, 1970 and the victims who died and were injured during the tragic event.

from India in September 1969 to join the MBA program at the 866-acre campus of Kent State University. I soon fell in love with Kent’s mesmerizing beauty, magnificent trees and alluring tranquility.

The Kent State shootings highlighted and deepened divisions in an already politically polarized country, as did Nixon's response to them. Hofstra University historian Carolyn Eisenberg wrote in ...

It’s a date forever cemented in Kent State University history as four students were killed and nine others hurt when the Ohio National Guard opened fire amid an anti-war protest on campus.