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On Year Later: Boston Marathon Bombings
Unbelievable - A Boston Police Department officer comforts a shocked onlooker of the bombings in Copley Square. By Mark Kelsey
State Police - A Massachusetts State Police officer blocks a road in downtown Boston Monday afternoon following the two explosions. By Mark Kelsey
Hugs - Ginny C. Fahs ‘14 and Mark R. Jahnke ‘13 embrace at a reception held for the Harvard College Marathon Challenge participants in Quincy Junior Common Room on Monday evening. Both runners, who walked back to Harvard’s campus, had made it past the 26-mile mark when authorities closed the route due to detonation of two bombs at the finish line. By Jessica C. Salley
Lock Down - Robert N. Hawthorne ‘15, Ewan H. Foster ‘15, and Caroline R.Brenin ‘15 watch from lock down in Cabot as Governor Deval Patrick gives a statement early Friday morning. By Tiana A Abdulmassih
Applause - An onlooker applauds as police units withdraw from the scene of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s capture in Watertown friday evening. Neighborhood residents lined Mt. Auburn St. to recognize emergency officials as they left the scene. By Mark Kelsey
Celebrations - College students and area residents flood the Boston Common on Friday evening following the capture of suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. By Mark Kelsey
Tuesday April 15 marks the one year anniversary of the bombings at the Boston Marathon.
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