December 5, 2013

Lafayette’s Fall Foliage

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The air is crisp, the leaves are falling, the jackets are out. Autumn has come to Lafayette. The College’s beautiful campus sits on 340 acres and has 60 buildings merging modern and historic architecture. Check out a photo gallery of fall campus images.

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A view of Pardee Hall from the Quad
An aerial view of campus and downtown Easton
Laura Trocchia '17, left, and Corinna Anderson '17 relax on the Adirondack chairs on the Quad.
A student walks from Hugel Science Center.
A view of the Civil War monument and downtown Easton
The steeple of Kirby House pokes out through the trees.
Students relax on the Quad.
Students head to an afternoon class.
Walking across campus
Skillman Library
Students walk past the entrance of Pardee Hall.
The leopard statue is accented by a burst of orange leaves.
The arch at the foot of College Hill has been refurbished.
A student walks across a slack line on the Quad.
Members of the crew team practice on the Delaware River in the setting sun.
Students stop to say hi on their way across campus.
The sun sets behind Ramer History House.
Flags representing international students on campus line the Quad.
Van Wickle Hall
A view of Kirby House from the Quad
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