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We Remember
University of Toronto Mississauga's memorial service.
Memory Book
Students, staff and faculty at University of Toronto Mississauga signing a memory book to be sent to Virginia Tech.
In Honor and Remembrance
Memorial to nine student victims from Virginia Tech's Department of Political Science and International Studies Program.
32 victims in the VT
As a form of relief to help with the pain of this tragedy this file was created to remember those who were lost.
Media Everywhere
The students left and the media arrived. they were everywhere. Any piece of grass or slab of concrete was fair game.
VT by the Tree
What started as a simple VT leaning by a tree became a major focal point of reflection. President Bush signed this VT and a shelter was placed around the VT and other memorabilia. Taken Saturday 21 April.
University of Hawaii
From around the globe the support for Virginia Tech was amazing
VTCC marches to funeral
Cadet Matthew LaPorte was laid to rest in Blacksburg. The Corps of Cadets marched to the cemetery to pay their respects.
Angela Tincher
21 April- Angela Tincher, pitcher of the #23 ranked Virginia Tech softball team warms up to reenter the first softball game played after the tragic events of 16 April. Several softball games were too be played in Bristol, VA as part of the Stateline…
Penn St dons Orange and Maroon
Penn St held their Spring Game and sold thousands of Orange and Maroon t-shirts to include a student section of 800 t-shirts that spelled out the VT logo. Some stores reported 2000 shirts selling out in 30 minutes. A record crowd of 81,000 were on…
Blacksburg Mayor Ron Rordam
Blacksburg Mayor Ron Rordam being interviewed on April 18,2007, two days after the Virginia Tech Tragedy.
West Springfield High School Remembers Leslie Sherman
This is the marquee sign at West Springfield High School in Springfield, Virginia. Photograph taken on April 27, 2007 by Ronald Maggiano.
VT Stay Strong
Sign in front of Burruss Hall reading 'VT Stay Strong Media Stay Away.' By around this time I was sensing that this sentiment was shared by growing numbers of this community. Photo taken April 19, 2007.