A senior at Virginia Tech recalls the experience he went through during the April 16, 2007 Virginia Tech Shootings. The student explains how he and his fellow classmates survived by thinking quick on their feet and barricading the door closed so the gunman could not enter.
Katie Couric speaks with a Virginia Tech Sophomore who was wounded during the April 16, 2007 Virginia Tech Shooting. The student explains the ‘surreal’ experience that changed his life forever when the gunman entered his classroom.
The roommates of Virginia Tech Shooter Cho Seung-Hui give their account of what it was like to room with him, what his personality was like on a daily basis, as well as when they began to notice something off about him.
Kristina Anderson, survivor of the April 16, 2007 Virginia Tech shootings, gives a chilling account of what she remembers from being a victim in one of the classrooms the shooter entered.
Alexandra, a student from Norway, survived the massacre but was shot in her right leg. Her first-person account explains hiding in a closet while 77 people were shot that day. Continue reading
Trey Friedman and a Mr. Harris talk to an interviewer about the night they almost lose their lives. Continue reading
President George W. Bush speaks at the 2007 memorial one day after the Virginia Tech massacre on April 16th and shares his condolences with the assembled students and staff. He shares a letter one student wrote about helping fellow classmates and discusses how to find sources of strength during times … Continue reading
In this historical document, Mayor of Kent, Ohio is appealing to the Ohio National Guard for their help against student wide protests against the Vietnam war occurring at the Kent State University campus. Continue reading
Jessica Watts, who lost a cousin in the theater shooting and Sam Soudani, whose daughter was wounded speak out to the public about how the emotions of the gunman. Continue reading
A Norwegian teenager who survived the massacre on the island of Utoeya shares his first person account of the story. Continue reading
