Gunmen attack Kenya university

A woman grieves after viewing the body of a relative killed in Thursday’s attack.

A man is helped after he viewed the body of a relative killed in Thursday’s attack.

Relatives line up to check the list of survivors at Chiromo funeral home, Nairobi, Kenya.

Students evacuated from Moi University listen to an address by Interior Minister for Security Joseph Ole Nkaissery before they are transported to their home regions from a holding area.   (CARL DE SOUZA / AFP/Getty Images)

Kenya defense forces soldiers search and question people at the front entrance of Moi University in Garissa. Kenya’s interior minister vowed that the country would not bow to terrorist threats, a day after the massacre of 147 students by Somalia’s Al-Qaeda-linked Shabab fighters.  (CARL DE SOUZA / AFP/Getty Images)

Students evacuated from Moi University during a terrorist seige are treated by members of the Red-Cross in Garissa.  (CARL DE SOUZA / AFP/Getty Images)

Some of the Garissa University students who were rescued comfort each other at the Garissa military camp, in Garissa town, located near the border with Somalia.  (DANIEL IRUNGU / EPA)

A Kenyan soldier stands guard before the ended of a siege by gunmen in the university campus of the northeastern town of Garissa.  (CARL DE SOUZA / AFP/Getty Images)

Paramedics help a student who was injured during an April 2 attack by Shabab gunmen on the Garissa University College campus in Garissa, Kenya.

Members of the Kenyan Defense Forces run toward the Garissa University College campus on April 2 in response to an attack by Shabab gunmen.

A female student hostage is escorted out of Garissa University College after members of the Kenya Defense Forces ended a siege by terrorist gunmen on April 2.