Remembrance Week 2015

Gallery: SU, Lockerbie share bond over Pan Am Flight 103 tragedy

Stephen Armstrong, a 2000-01 Lockerbie Scholar, walks by the Sherwood Crescent memorial in Lockerbie, Scotland, on Oct. 16. The memorial marks where the wings of Pan Am Flight 103 created a crater and started a huge fire upon impact. Margaret Lin | Staff Photographer

An arrow on a sundial at Lockerbie Academy in Scotland points west to Syracuse, where 35 victims of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing attended Syracuse University. The academy will honor the victims of the tragedy this week. Margaret Lin | Staff Photographer

A Convocation for Remembrance Scholars pamphlet and Remembrance Scholar pin from the year 2000 in the Tundergarth Memorial Room in Lockerbie, Scotland on Oct. 16. Margaret Lin | Staff Photographer

An area of Lockerbie, Scotland that was impacted by debris from the Pan Am Flight 103 disaster as seen on Oct. 16. Most of the houses in this area were rebuilt after the disaster. Margaret Lin | Staff Photographer

A plaque in Lockerbie honors the victims of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. The bombing killed 270 people, including 35 Syracuse University students who were returning to the U.S. from a study abroad programs. Margaret Lin | Staff Photographer

An outside view of Lockerbie Academy in Lockerbie, Scotland on Oct. 16. Margaret Lin | Staff Photographer

A bulletin board with updated information about the current year’s Lockerbie Scholars in a hallway in Lockerbie Academy in Lockerbie, Scotland on Oct. 16. Margaret Lin | Staff Photographer