After tragedy, Virginia Tech community adjusts to changes
April 25, 2007
Closed buildings, altered schedules are reminders of gunman's deadly rampage.
Classes have resumed, but things are far from ordinary at Virginia Tech. While much of regular life on campus has resumed, Norris Hall, which houses the university's engineering science and mechanics offices, as well as the dean's office for the College of Engineering, remains closed. The stone, fortress-looking building is still designated a crime scene and off-limits to students and faculty.
