January 25, 2016

The Calm After the Storm

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Despite more than two feet of snow from Winter Storm Jonas, Lafayette is open for business today, the first day of classes of the spring semester. View some snowy images of people making their way around campus this weekend.

Kirby Hall
Kirby House
Watson Hall
Watson Hall
Snow almost covers the base of the Marquis de Lafayette statue on Dan O’Neil Plaza.
Snow almost covers the base of the Marquis de Lafayette statue on Dan O’Neil Plaza.
A student walks toward Skillman Library with Colton Chapel in the background.
A student walks toward Skillman Library with Colton Chapel in the background.
The columns of Markle Hall
The columns of Markle Hall
Pardee Hall from across the Quad
Pardee Hall from across the Quad
Hogg Hall
Hogg Hall
Students make their way across the Quad.
Students make their way across the Quad.
Farinon Student Center
Farinon Student Center
A student enters the back entrance of Pardee Hall.
A student enters the back entrance of Pardee Hall.
Oechsle Center for Global Education
Oechsle Center for Global Education
Students walk toward Skillman Library.
Students walk toward Skillman Library.
Students walk toward Skillman Library.
Students walk toward Skillman Library.
A student uses the campus entrance on Clinton Terrace and McCartney Street.
A student uses the campus entrance on Clinton Terrace and McCartney Street.
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2 Comments

  1. Allen Haddad '78 says:
    February 12, 2016 at 1:03 pm

    Lafayette has the most amazing maintenance and grounds personnel. Kudos to Bruce Ferretti in Plant Ops and his outstanding staff. They maintain a gorgeous campus year round. Thank you.

  2. John Rehm says:
    January 26, 2016 at 6:29 pm

    Snowshoes would be fun!

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