 Kintzler says students and faculty have been regularly writing to Gershkovich. The letters, all of which must be translated into Russian, include literature, poetry, and messages of support. Last weekend marked his 10th college reunion. More than 100 were sent by his former classmates. Some of them are also taking part in the movement FreeEvanGershkovich.com, which advocates for his release. If convicted, he faces 20 years in prison.