Citation:
MAC to Millennium, University of Maryland Archives
Kehoe, James H., Track and Field Facility and Ludwig Soccer Field-facility named for James H. Kehoe, University of Maryland track star, coach, and athletic director
Kennedy, John F.-Senator John F. Kennedy visited campus twice before he became president of the United States. His first visit was on April 27, 1959, when he was the featured speaker at spring convocation; speaking to a crowd of over 5,000, he encouraged the students to consider entering politics and to work to solve the problems of the nation. A little more than a year later, Senator Kennedy was back at the University of Maryland, on May 14, 1960, to attend a rally supporting his campaign for the presidency.
Kent Hall- dormitory constructed in 1944; designed by Edwin Wilson Booth and named for Kent County, Maryland; the name "Kermit" is carved into the side of the front outside stairway, which has led to speculation that Jim Henson lived in this dormitory; student directories show, however, that Henson never lived on campus during his undergraduate studies.
Key, Francis Scott, Hall-constructed between 1932 and 1940; named for Francis Scott Key, author of the "Star-Spangled Banner"
