CollegiateTimes.com, Virginia Tech's student news website, is providing coverage of the shootings on the campus, including the latest statements by local and campus police. (CollegiateTimes.com is ...

April 17, 2007 -- The tragedy at Virginia Tech University was front-page news around the globe. ABC News reporters pulled together this summary of reactions and coverage from their bureaus.

By Brian Montopoli April 18, 2007 / 11:15 AM EDT / CBS News ...

The Virginia Tech I know is a close-knit community tucked away in the hills of Southwest Virginia, a place where I could walk through campus alone late at night and feel safe.

In 2007, Amie Steele was editor-in-chief of the Collegiate Times, responsible for leading the team covering the shooting that killed 32 people. At the time, NPR profiled her and the paper’s work.

It was on April 16, 2007, that a student fatally shot 32 people at the university in Blacksburg. At the time, the Virginia Tech shooting was the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.

8News Anchor Amy Lacey was in the studio when the news broke on April 16, 2007. “Breaking news at Virginia Tech at this hour.

He was among the first crop of students to apply for admission to Virginia Tech in the aftermath of the bloodbath. "I wasn't here [in 2007], but it did hit really close to home," said Jennifer ...