Photo Gallery: Where did The Kent Stater’s photo staff travel over spring break?
March 29, 2015
A Greek Orthodox priest speaks at a Greek independence day ceremony in the village of Perni, Greece on March 25, 2015. Photo by Alex Ledet.
A butcher cuts meat at the Macelleria Falorni meat shop in Florence on March 29, 2015. Founded in 1806, the Macelleria Falorni meat shop is the oldest remaining butcher in Tuscany. Photo by Alex Ledet.
A row of buildings along the Arno River in Florence, Italy on March 28, 2015. Photo by Alex Ledet.
A man washes windows in Krakow, Poland on March 25, 2015. Photo by Andrea Noall.
Jewish students walk inside Poland’s largest Jewish cemetary, Okopowa on March 23, 2015 in Warsaw, Poland. The cemetary contains over 200,000 graves, as well as remains of those who perished in the Warsaw Ghetto. Photo by Andrea Noall.
Sophia Witt becomes emotional as she views silverware that thousands of victims brought to Auschwitz-Birkenau on March 26, 2015. Auschwitz, the largest concentration camp in the world, housed millions of people during World War II. Over 6 million people died as a result of the genocide carried out by the Nazis. Photo by Andrea Noall.
The gate that many victims of the Holocaust passed through during World War II at the concentration camp Birkenau still stands eerily on March 26, 2015. Photo by Alyssa Keown.
Rocks left in remembrance by people from around the world on one of the carts that transported Jewish people to Auschwitz on March 25, 2015. It is Jewish tradition to leave stones in respect of those who passed. Photo by Alyssa Keown.
Downtown Warsaw lights up as the evening arrives on March 22, 2015. A group of Kent State students from different majors studied abroad in Poland during spring break to experience perception and remembrance of the Holocaust. Photo by Alyssa Keown.
Sedona, Arizona Thursday, March 26, 2015. Photo by Rachael Le Goubin.
Visitors climb to the top of Airport Mesa to watch the vivid sunset in Sedona, Arizona on Thursday, March 26, 2015. The top of the mesa provides a 360 degree view of the city and surrounding area. Photo by Rachael Le Goubin.
