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VTech - You are in Our Hearts
Today, I had the opportunity to attend the Penn State Blue & White football game. What an experience to be blessed with after this terrible week's happenings. It was truly inspiring to see the support for Virginia Tech. Everywhere I looked,…
Sea of Hokie Orange
Today, I had the opportunity to attend the Penn State Blue & White football game. What an experience to be blessed with after this terrible week's happenings. It was truly inspiring to see the support for Virginia Tech. Everywhere I looked,…
In Memory of the Virginia Tech Massacre Victims
Being a student myself on a campus that is similar in size to the one of Virginia Tech, I have thought a lot about what happened there this Monday. I know that it could just as easily have happened at BYU, and I feel the pain of all those who were…
Prayer
On April 19, people volunteered to set up a place of prayer in the corner of the drillfield.
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Outside of Charlotte, NC, a billboard stands with the VT ribbon/logo.
Photo Courtesy of Lynita Newswander
Photo Courtesy of Lynita Newswander
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The Apostolics of New River Valley on North Main have built a small memorial for the 33 victims.
Photo Courtesy of Chad Newswander
Photo Courtesy of Chad Newswander
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The Community Center across from Blacksburg High School expresses its support for Virginia Tech.
Photo Courtesy of Chad Newswander
Photo Courtesy of Chad Newswander
Prayers
People prayed for the victims in front of the Burrus Hall one week after the shooting.
We stand with you in prayer
People set up all kinds of memorials to mourn for the victims around the drillfield in the week after the tragedy.
Lancaster Country is praying with you
The week after the tragedy,people got together to mourn for the victims around the drillfield.
Banners
Squires Student Center is filled with posters and banners that universities, colleges, and businesses have sent to Virginia Tech.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
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The Hokie Bird stands in the middle of Student Squires Center.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
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The Korean Student Association at James Madison University sent a poster to show its support to Virginia Tech.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
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The university has hung several flags of the victims' home country in Student Squires Center.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Flags
The Blacksburg Baptist Church posted 32 flags on South Main in remembrance of the 32 victims.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Haiyan Cheng and Chinese journalists
Haiyan Cheng,who experienced the shooting on April 16, is talking with the Chinese journalists.
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Thirty-three Hokie Stones lie on the drill field.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
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The Hokie Stone memorial site is filled with gifts and flowers to remember the victims.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
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People have come together on the drill field and offer prayer.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
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Media trucks are seen everywhere on campus.
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe
Photo Courtesy of Patrick Donohoe