Poem by noted Russian poet Yevtushenko dedicated to Kent State student Allison Krause, killed at age 19 on May 4, 1970.

Barry Levine, Allison Krause's lover in 1970, describes the loss of Allison who died in his arms on May 4, 1970, after she was shot by the Ohio National Guard.

New York Times newspaper article and copy of NYT front page, May 5, 1970.

Links, facts, information and book recommendations from Alan Canfora, director of the Kent May 4 Center in Kent, Ohio.

From year 2000, Nigel Wrench examines two seminal moments from the 1960s and '70s. This BBC radio programme features interviews of witnesses at Kent State's 1970 tragedy. RealAudio.

A University of Dayton professor remembers his slain Kent State roommate on the 30th anniversary of the shootings.

1970 Kent State photos by student photographers Howard Ruffner, John Filo. Features John Filo's famed picture of Mary Vecchio over Jeff Miller's dead body. Includes movie interview of John Filo. Also, oral histories and video interviews.

An eyewitness describes her experience at Kent State in 1970. Text and/or RealAudio.

Former employee of the National Archives, the late Charles Thomas offers online "books" featuring numerous footnotes and detailed research.

"A Week of Tragedy: Disorders Flare, 4 Students Die As U.S. Action in Cambodia Inflames Many Campuses".

This collection contains photographs taken on the Kent State University campus on May 1-4, 1970, as well as a book of cartoons related to KSU originally published in the Daily Kent Stater and Akron Beacon Journal.

Information on William A. Gordon's updated book Four Dead In Ohio with a chronology and annotated bibliography.

Neil Young's song "Ohio" -- lyric analysis of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young song "Ohio". Includes lyrics, song facts, photos and mp3 version of song inspired by Kent State tragedy of 1970.

On May 4, 1970, student Dean Kahler was shot and paralyzed by a bullet on May 4, 1970. RealVideo commentary in 2000.

Howard Ruffner, a KSU student photographer, captured some of the best May 4, 1970, photos. His interview, text and RealAudio, is followed by 10 pages of photographs.

Available free online -- F.B.I. Files: Kent State Shooting. Over 1100 scanned pages of FBI file materials [memoranda, reports, etc.] released as part of the Freedom of Information Act.

This collection contains photographs taken around Kent State University campus and Kent city, during the events associated with the May 4, 1970 tragedy.

Primary source information describing the tragedy at Kent State in 1970. RealAudio free online.

10 days after the Kent State killings, two students were killed at Jackson State College, James Earl Green and Phillip Gibbs. A Jackson State memorial web site.

1998 Newsday newspaper article from his hometown in Long Island, NY, Jeff Miller's mother recalls her son. Includes photos.

John Filo was a Kent State University student when he captured the top news photo of 1970: a girl screaming over the dead body of Jeffrey Miller who was killed by the national guard. Filo tells his story online.

Non-profit educational organization in Kent, Ohio, provides information for students and all others. Includes a questions and answers section, and quotations.

Detailed description of events of May 1-4, 1970, written by members of the May 4 Task Force student organization at Kent State University.

Kent State and Jackson State 1970 tragedies featured with good brief description and photos. Focus upon victims killed and injured.

This story, aired on the 25th anniversary of the Kent State Massacre, features two participants in the 1970 tragedy - one a National Guardsman, the other a wounded student - describing, from their different perspectives, what happened on that day.

Washington Post, New York Times and Associated Press newspaper coverage of major recent Kent State anniversaries.

Actual M-1 rifle used by Ohio National Guard at Kent State University on May 4, 1970: includes photo, dimensions, weight and history.

CNN coverage and analysis of the anniversary 30 years later.

Launched by former student journalists who covered the days events, with links to newspaper articles, FBI documents, photos, cartoons, videos, and other archived resources.

This collection consists of photographs and contact sheets produced by University News Service before, during, and after the May 4, 1970, shootings at Kent State University.

The definitive source of information on the shooting of students at Kent State University on May 4, 1970.

Accurate description of 1970 events by a former KSU student who is now a respected journalist.

Text of J. Gregory Payne's MayDay, including chronology, related primary documents, and comprehensive accounts of the victims with insights from family, friends and personal writings. Panel discussion and author's account of dramatic license vs. historical accuracy in NBC's "Kent State."

Documentary photography from Paul Tople. Kent State University photos from May 4, 1970.

The student organization at Kent State dedicated to preserving the memory of May 4, 1970. 1970-related documents.

Contains history of events at Kent State in May of 1970 as well as subsequent events related to the massacre. Also has resource page and links to other May 4, 1970 web sites.

From Progressive Magazine, 2000, the mother of Jeffrey Miller describes her view of the life and death of her son at Kent State in 1970.

This web page has been created to help students preparing National History Day presentations related to the events at Kent State University on May 4, 1970. Includes free mail info packet offer.

Various 1970 New York Times newspaper articles describe the national crisis after the US invasion of Cambodia, the Kent State tragedy and the national reaction.

The collection consists predominantly of color photographs taken by Solonitz in May, 1970, of the events surrounding the May 4, 1970, shootings at Kent State.

A comprehensive look at the May 4, 1970 tragedy at Kent State University through articles by current students. This site contains all material from the 2000 May 4 issue, as well as the 1990 and 1995 Burr's May 4 sections. Also, there are online-only articles and photographs.

Overview by a Denmark scholar with many footnotes and quotations regarding: Kent State, May 1-4, 1970, Nixon, reactions, guardsmen, investigations, commemorations, etc.

An article concerning the Kent State tragedy of May 4, 1970, and the national crisis after the U.S. military invasion of Cambodia from Vietnam.

Excerpts from the book From Camelot to Kent State featuring observations of student Tom Grace who was shot through his left foot.

"...focuses on the sounds of May 4th. Eyewitness accounts combined with historic audio take the listener directly to the scene...Eyewitnesses tell the story."