Northern Illinois University will mark 15 years since a school shooting that left five students dead.
Five people were killed, and 17 others were hurt when a gunman opened fire on that campus on Valentines Day in 2008. The gunman took his own life. The five students killed were Gayle Dubowski, Catalina Garcia, Julianna Gehant, Ryanne Mace and Daniel Parmenter.
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