Gallery: Images from SU’s 37th Annual Remembrance Week
Gallery: This week SU hosted its 37th Annual Remembrance Week to honor Pan Am Flight 103 victims, 35 of whom were SU students. The week’s events included a candlelit vigil, the Rose Laying Ceremony and the “Sitting in Solidarity” event.
Remembrance Scholars line up during the Rose Laying Ceremony, preparing to share what they took away from their respective honoree. The ceremony is one of the closing events for the 37th annual Remembrance Week.
Isabella Flores | Staff Photographer
Remembrance Scholars stand silently to begin the annual “Sitting in Solidarity” ceremony on the Shaw Quadrangle. The Wednesday afternoon ceremony lasted 35 minutes to represent the 35 Syracuse University students who died in the bombing.
Lola Jeanne Carpio | Contributing Photographer
Throughout the week, Hendricks Chapel displayed frames of the 35 SU students lost in the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing.
Leonardo Eriman | Photo Editor
Throughout the week, the JMA Wireless Dome and Hall of Languages are lit in blue and white to commemorate Remembrance Week, alongside blue and white flags throughout campus.
Taite Paradise | Contributing Photographer
Remembrance Scholars sit quietly during “Sitting in Solidarity” for 35 minutes. The chairs on the Quad, in the formation of seats on Pan Am Flight 103, remained up throughout the week.
Lola Jeanne Carpio | Contributing Photographer
Hendricks Chapel Choir performs in the chapel to kick off SU’s annual Remembrance Week. The choir performed “Valediction” by David Conte, an ode to eternal life and love.
Leonardo Eriman | Photo Editor
Roses line the Place of Remembrance in front of the Hall of Languages following the Rose Laying Ceremony. Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholars placed 46 roses, representing the victims of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing.
Isabella Flores | Staff Photographer
Rohan Bangalore and Nathan Torabi sit in silence for 35 minutes during “Sitting in Solidarity,” reflecting on their honorees and representing the victims of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing.
Lola Jeanne Carpio | Contributing Photographer
