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Visitors Center Galleries
The Visitors Center uses three permanent galleries to tell the story of May 4.
- In Gallery 1, visitors explore the cultural shift of the 1960s that set the stage for the events of May 4.
- Gallery 2 provides a map and photographs illustrating the weekend leading up to Monday May 4, 1970. The theater features a timeline, photographs, and 10-minute film narrating the protest-turned-shooting.
- Gallery 3 highlights local and national reactions, consequences, and impacts of the May 4 shooting.
Physical exhibits available in Taylor Hall
- Temporary exhibits rotate in the Reflections Gallery, which is across the hall from the Visitors Center. Learn more on our 'Current Exhibits' page.
- Mapping May 4 is a permanent interactive exhibit in the hallway outside of the Visitors Center. Visitors explore a map of the 黑料网 campus guided by oral histories and memories of students and faculty who were there on the day of the shooting. You can learn more about it on our Online Exhibits page.
- is a kiosk exhibit in the M4VC Reflections Gallery. Presented by the Wick Poetry Center, it is an interactive poem builder that takes visitors through a guided writing exercise using interviews about May 4 and student activism. Anyone can visit the website from their personal device with this link: