Hundreds in the University of Michigan community gathered Feb. 15 at the Diag to show solidarity with and support for Michigan State University two days after three MSU students were killed and five others critically injured in an on-campus shooting.
Those at the vigil signed a large banner providing words of support and condolences. The banner will be given to Michigan State University.
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Members of the U-M community gather Feb. 15 for a vigil to mourn the Michigan State University students who were killed or injured during a mass shooting earlier this week. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)From left, LSA sophomore Kaylee McClellan, Kinesiology sophomore Dayssi Phills, and LSA sophomore Ava Douglas, light candles during a vigil mourning the Michigan State University students killed or injured during a mass shooting earlier this week. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)Members of the U-M community gather at the Diag on Feb. 15 and sign a banner that will be given to Michigan State University. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)This sign at the Feb. 15 vigil paid tribute to the Michigan State University students who were killed or injured. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)From left, Ford School junior Katie Burgin, LSA sophomore Ariana Herman, and LSA sophomore Isabella Michaelis mourn the Michigan State University students who were killed or injured. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)The Burton Tower is lit in green and white as the U-M community mourns the Michigan State University students who were killed or injured. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)A member of the U-M community holds a candle during a vigil mourning the slain and injured Michigan State University students. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)This message was placed on the Block M at the center of the Diag during the Feb. 15 vigil. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)A woman mourns at the vigil honoring the Michigan State University students who were killed or injured. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)LSA sophomore and gun violence-prevention activist Mikah Rector-Brooks speaks during a vigil mourning the Michigan State University students who were killed or injured. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)LSA sophomore Lauren Reese is illuminated by the candle she’s holding during a vigil for the Michigan State University students killed or injured Feb. 13. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)Flowers and signs contributed to a makeshift memorial on the steps of the Hatcher Graduate Library Feb. 15. (Photo by Erin Kirkland, Michigan Photography)
