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Have you already toured the May 4 Visitors Center, but want to know more? Here’s your chance to experience the Center in a completely new way! Engage with May 4 Visitors Center staff and special guests for a thematic tour of the Center and National Historic Site.

September's tour theme is Photography and May 4. From Gordon Parks and Danny Lyon, to Howard Ruffner and John Filo, the May 4 Visitors Center is full of powerful photographs. Explore photography in the Center with a critical eye, guided by Visitors Center staff.

Oscar, Tony and Emmy Award-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell will return to campus for a public dialogue and student engagement opportunities. Tazewell will take part in a public conversation moderated by 91²Ö¿â School of Fashion alumna Aleah Wright.

Public Presentation
Thursday, Sept. 18 at 6 p.m.
E. Turner Stump Theatre in the Center for the Performing Arts
1325 Theatre Drive, Kent

Join us on the KSU Commons for a group yoga flow. Held on the hallowed ground of the National Historic Landmark Site that inspires peacefulness and reflection, this 40-minute session, led by a certified instructor from the SRWC, will focus on themes of kindness, compassion, and fostering an inner connection to peace.

This beginner-friendly program is free and open to all students, staff, and faculty.

Bring water and a yoga mat or towel if possible. We will have equipment on site, but the quantity will be limited.

Do you enjoy watching movies on the student green, eating free food, and giving back to the community? Then you'd love this event! FAB is partnering with 91²Ö¿â Civic Community to bring you an event that is both good for the heart and the soul. Starting at 6:00, we will have 100 free 91²Ö¿â towels up for grabs! After you grab your towel and eat some greek and american inspired food, head on over to the "K" to do some service projects! If you're able to complete all the service projects, you will be entered to win a Nintendo Switch!