By ADAM GELLER AP National Writer BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) | Virginia Tech students still on edge after the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history got another scare Wednesday morning as police in SWAT gear with weapons drawn swarmed Burruss Hall, which...

By ADAM GELLER AP National Writer BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) | More than a year before the Virginia Tech massacre, Cho Seung-Hui was accused of stalking two female students and was taken to a psychiatric hospital because of fears he was suicidal, authorities...

DeKALB | As graduation looms 23 days away, seniors are preparing to take the next step. What career to pursue is a common dilemma among all students, said Dave Klepitsch, acting associate director of campus and employer relations for Career Services....

DeKALB | When Allison Guedes first heard about the Virginia Tech tragedy, she not only felt sympathy for those affected, but also became concerned with NIU's safety. Guedes, a sophomore business major said she was horrified when she found out about the...

DeKALB | The library's book sale offers bargain prices for a cause. The book sale, which started in 2001, offers a variety of used books, each for $5 or less. Books are donated by DeKalb residents and NIU's faculty and staff. The sale is located in the...

By CALVIN WOODWARD Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) | Republican presidential candidate John McCain declared Wednesday he believes in "no gun control," making the strongest affirmation of support for gun rights in the GOP field since the Virginia...

DeKALB | One of NIU's own could become Donald Trump's next "Apprentice." Alumna and "The Apprentice: Los Angeles" finalist Nicole D'Ambrosio spoke at NIU Tuesday night. D'Ambrosio, 26, described her experiences in the business world and on the popular...

DeKALB | NIU students using ITS computer labs may want to invest in a stapler. The lack of staplers in the computer labs is due to recent budget cuts, said Charles Schumann, Lab Operations manager. "The computer labs do not currently have staplers because...

By MATT APUZZO Associated Press Writer BLACKSBURG, Va. | The gunman in the Virginia Tech massacre was a sullen loner who alarmed professors and classmates with his twisted, violence-drenched creative writing and left a rambling note raging against women...

By DEB RIECHMANN Associated Press Writer BLACKSBURG, Va. | Representing America's anguish, President Bush told Virginia Tech students and teachers at a somber convocation Tuesday that the nation was praying for them and "there's a power in these prayers."...

By DAVID BAUDER AP Television Writer NEW YORK | Television offered a sounding board Tuesday as people struggled to make sense _ if they ever could _ of why a gunman killed 32 people at Virginia Tech. The major networks broke from regular programming to...

DeKALB | Information Technology Services' Unified Messaging System has been available on a limited basis to some users since 2001. It will soon reach out to the rest of campus. The system combines messaging systems into one access point, said Teri Reid,...