Roanoke attorney John Rocovich Jr. has been recognized by the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets with its Distinguished Alumni of the Corps Award. Rocovich is a 1966 Virginia Tech graduate. The award ...

One of the 32 individuals was a member of Virginia Tech’s Corps of Cadets. Matthew Joseph La Porte was a sophomore Air Force cadet pursuing a degree in political science and French. He was ...

Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III approved the recommendations of the committee tasked with conducting a quick look ...

“Some may know that Matthew La Porte, who was one of the 32 killed that day, was an Air Force ROTC cadet and part of the Virginia Tech corps of cadets,"Colonel Greg Lowe, the Air Force ROTC ...

The names of the 32 people killed will be read. Members of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets will stand in watch. The candle will remain lit for 24 hours. At 9:43 a.m., a brief wreath-laying ...

Cadet Guard 11:27 p.m. Members of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets will stand guard at the April 16 Memorial for 32 minutes. Extinguishing of Ceremonial Candle 11:59 p.m. The candle will be ...

The candle will remain lit for 24 hours, with members of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets standing in watch. At 9:43 a.m., there was a wreath-laying ceremony and moment of silence at the Memorial.

On April 10, 2015, the entire regiment of the Corps of Cadets marched from Upper Quad to Westview Cemetery in Blacksburg, VA in remembrance of La Porte.

On Wednesday, a ceremonial candle will be lit at midnight and the names of the 32 lost will be read on Virginia Tech's campus. Members of the university's Corps of Cadets will stand guard as the ...

The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets guard the ceremonial candle at the April 16th memorial for 24 hours, switching out every 30 minutes, to pay respects to students and faculty who were killed on ...