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April 16, 2007, a shooting spree took place on the campus of Virginia Tech University, leading to the deadliest shooting rampage in U.S. history.

The gunman, armed with two pistols, killed two people in a dorm room and then went to another building on campus to kill more than two dozen more before turning the gun on himself.

Monday's massacre happened
almost eight years to the day of the deadly Columbine High School shootings on April 20th, 1999.

The campus at Virginia Tech remains in shock after one of the most horrific shooting attacks in U.S. history. VIEW SLIDE SHOW
The names and faces of the victims of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.
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Students and faculty express their sadness and hope for the future in memorials across the campus. VIEW SLIDE SHOW
Until Monday, the deadliest campus shooting was at the University of Texas in 1966.
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Chilling new details emerge from the Virginia Tech shootings. Kristen Dahlgren reports.

Much of the mourning for the victims of the Virginia Tech massacre is taking place online. Tracie Potts reports.

President Bush speaks at a memorial service on Monday for victims of the Virginia Tech massacre.

Virginia Tech students describe Monday's horrific events.

Long before the shooting, the gunman behind Monday's terror wrote stories that actually scared teachers. Chris Clackum reports.

Thousands gather on the Virginia Tech campus for a candlelight vigil.

Network President Steve Capus comments on the handling of the package sent by the gunman. READ THE STATEMENT FROM NBC

In a dramatic twist, the Virgina Tech shooter mailed photos, video, and a manifesto to NBC News. VIEW SLIDE SHOW
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