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PHOTO GALLERY: Candlelight vigil held for Emily Kahler

Monday, November 30, 2009 | 10:58 p.m. CST; updated 11:15 p.m. CST, Monday, November 30, 2009

Rebecca Jones, associate director of academic support at St. Louis College of Pharmacy, speaks at a candlelight vigil for first-year student Emily Kahler, who was killed in Kansas over the weekend. Jones encouraged students to use the available counseling resources and advised them to "stick with each other to get through the tough times."   ¦  Ivy Ashe

BY Ivy Ashe

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ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis College of Pharmacy held a vigil Monday evening in remembrance of former student Emily Kahler, who was killed Saturday.

St. Louis College of Pharmacy holds a candlelight vigil on Monday for former student Emily Kahler, who was killed Saturday. Several members of the community spoke at the short memorial.   ¦  Ivy Ashe

Friends and classmates of killed student Emily Kahler gather for a candlelight vigil Monday at St. Louis College of Pharmacy.   ¦  Ivy Ashe

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