ASU reacts to terror

Students, faculty and staff reflect on the events of Tuesday

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Students keep vigil

By Jada King. Herald Staff

Whether Greek, foreign or citizen, black or white, student or community fellow, a diverse group of people joined together for one goal:to unite in a time of crisis.

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University, organizations respond to attacks

By Heather McCutcheon, Herald Staff

University President Dr. Les Wyatt said after Tuesday's attack on our nation that all reasonable steps would be taken to ensure the safety and security of students, faculty and staff at ASU.

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Gas stations fuel fear of shortage

By Wes Reynaud, Herald Staff

A few hours after the shocking events of Tuesday morning, a new fear swept across the nation, a fear there would be a shortage of gasoline.

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Family member escapes death

By Shannon Knebel, Herald Staff

Not many people can say they have remained unaffected by the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center buildings in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.

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Photo By Wes Reynaud

The Student Government Association sponsored a candlelight vigil in front of the Dean B. Ellis Library at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday to give Arkansas State a chance to meditate on terrorist attacks made on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon earlier that day.