Haiyang Zhu’s landlord at Sturbridge Square Apartments in Blacksburg painted a picture of a young man who had come to Segar’s attention because of his bellicose interaction with those around him.

Virginia Tech’s largest all-male residence hall will start housing women this fall.

Virginia Tech’s Corps of Cadets Regimental Band will perform a 20-minute set at the Lincoln Memorial during an inaugural celebration for President-elect Barack Obama.

Senior kicker Dustin Keys set Virginia Tech’s single-season field goal record with his 35-yard boot with 8:32 to go in the third quarter of Thursday night’s Orange Bowl at Dolphin Stadium.

No. 19 Virginia Tech broke a four-game skid in BCS bowl games Thursday night with its 20-7 win over No. 12 Cincinnati in the Orange Bowl at Dolphin Stadium.

Virginia Tech on Wednesday set up a voluminous electronic archive of 7,700 documents related to last year’s campus massacre.

Officials at two Virginia Tech buildings locked down their offices after the first two shootings in last year’s massacre, before any general advisory went out to the campus.

Virginia Tech’s leaders need to be held accountable for their actions during last year’s massacre, survivors and families told Gov. Timothy M. Kaine yesterday. Some said that probably means Tech President Charles W. Steger should be fired.

Fewer than a third of those injured in last year’s Virginia Tech mass shootings got the health insurance and $100,000 payment touted as part of the state settlement with victims.

Longtime Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster will interview for Clemson’s head coaching position Friday.

Police have finished searching a Virginia Tech residence hall where gunfire was reported this afternoon, and they now believe that the sounds came from equipment at a nearby construction site.

The Virginia State Police investigation of last year’s Virginia Tech massacre has filled about 300 3-inch-thick volumes, but it isn’t over yet.

The governor’s panel report on the Virginia Tech massacre may have inaccuracies, but the group did its key task, Gov. Timothy M. Kaine says.

When he finally took off his mirrored sunglasses, Seung-Hui Cho’s empty gaze shook his teachers, who had just asked police to be on hand the next time he showed up for poetry class.

The families of victims of last year’s Virginia Tech massacre came with questions — and President Charles W. Steger arrived with extra security.