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View of exhibition case with sympathy cards that were sent to the Tri Delta sorority house in memory of Katherine “Katie” Breann Cooper and Veronika Elizabeth Weiss.

Student leaving chalk art drawing on Pardall Street in front of the IV Deli Mart and Pardall Center.

Image of Chancellor Yang gathered with students at the vigil in Anisq’Oyo’ Park (May 24, 2014).

Even a gentle breeze has conviction. “Let hatred be gone with the wind,” said Cheng Yuan “James” Hong, who was kind in the most determined way.

He became a vegetarian in third grade “not because of religion, but because he cannot bear to harm…

View of the Cheng Yuan “James” Hong display in "We Remember Them" room. Display features his biography; a pair of ping-pong paddles and balls that were used to represent his interests signed by friends, family, and community members; a message book;…

Christopher Ross Michaels-Martinez, who wanted to go to law school, also found success on a different kind of court: basketball.

“Chris was smart, gentle and kind,” said his cousin, “until you met him on the basketball court. Then you were faced…

View of the Christopher Ross Michaels-Martinez display in "We Remember Them" room. Display features his biography; a football that was used to represent his interests signed by friends, family, and community members; a message book; and framed notes…

Photo of a clothesline in Isla Vista displaying multiple messages of gratitude and support after the tragedy. This photo was on display in the "Gratitude Room" of the exhibition.

Photo of an exhibit case in the "Come Together" room of the exhibition. On display were ephemera meant to encourage a sense of healing and community among UCSB students, faculty, and staff in the wake of the tragedy.

Souvenir rocks from the Come Together event which was held in Storke Plaza on October 8, 2014. The event was meant to memorialize the Isla Vista tragedy and to unite students for the start of the new school year.