Associated Press HAMBURG, Germany “”mdash; German investigators said Thursday that three hijackers aboard the planes in the U.S. terror attacks once lived in Hamburg and were part of an organization formed this year to destroy American targets. Read more...

BRIDGET O’BRIEN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Chancellor Albert Carnesale addresses the crowd in front of Royce Hall at the memorial service Thursday. ANGIE LEVINE Kristi McCune leans on the shoulder of her sister, Sherri, during Thursday’s memorial service. Read more...

Dora Menchaca, 45, of Santa Monica, Calif. Cynthia Tomayo, a ’97 UCLA graduate who is a distant relative of Menchaca, wants the UCLA community to know: "A fellow Bruin was on one of the planes." Menchaca, the associate director of clinical research for the biotech firm Amgen Inc., earned her Ph.D. Read more...

As of 11:55 AM PST, 9/13/01 By Leslie Gornstein The Associated Press An Italian jet landed at Los Angeles International Airport Thursday, marking the first arrival of an airliner carrying passengers in California since the nation’s airways were shut down because of four deadly terrorist hijackings. Read more...

By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Senior Staff The world of sports came to a sudden halt in response to the tragic events that took place on the East Coast Tuesday morning. Read more...

  DANIEL WONG/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Former UCLA student Scott Isley was one of the hundreds of people who donated blood at the UCLA Medical Center Tuesday. Read more...

By Christina Teller Daily Bruin Senior Staff Tuesday’s terrorist attack was centered on the East Coast, but the effects rippled across the nation, hitting UCLA and Westwood as well. Read more...