Montreal ? Students respectfully made a path through flowers forming a makeshift shrine and entered Dawson College for the first time Monday since a shooting that killed one student and injured 19 others last week.

Hundreds of students – to the applause of onlookers – walked through an entrance where some of the violence occurred Wednesday.

One day before classes resumed, students were allowed to collect books and other items that were left behind in the panic that broke out when a lone gunman started firing indiscriminately.

Kimveer Gill, 25, wielding a rapid-fire rifle and two other weapons, went on a shooting rampage on the campus of 10,000 students, killing 18-year-old Anastasia De Souza before taking his own life when cornered by police.

Of the 19 injured, two remain in critical condition and the rest are in stable condition, officials said.