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A Fall Spectacular

October in New Haven may have felt like summer, but the trees and foliage on campus were not fooled. This autumn has been a visual treat in Connecticut despite mild temperatures and dry conditions. A brilliant kaleidoscope of colors adorned the Southern campus from Beaver Pond to Wintergreen. Enjoy a walk through the season with photographs from University Photographer in Integrated Communications and Marketing, Isabel Chenoweth.

Students learn to navigate Beaver Pond by canoe with Joe Milone, associate professor of Recreation, Tourism and Sport management.
A student walks by the Academic Science and Laboratory building on her way to class.
A drone image outside Morrill Hall shows trees changing color from the top down.
Alumna and adjunct professor in Adaptive Sports and Recreation Shelby Segala checks email on her phone outside the new College of Health and Human Services building.
Sophomore Ashley Donahue walks past the Health and Human Services building on her way to class.
Students enjoy mild weather at the height of fall colors.
A student approaches a back entrance to Engleman Hall.
English professor Mike Shea meets with students outside Engleman Hall on a balmy fall afternoon.
Students headed to Buley Library pass by colorful dogwood trees.
The academic quad provides plenty of space for studying, meeting with friends, and even napping under the trees.
A student walks past the library towards the residence halls.
A student with her service dog reaches the entrance to Buley Library.
The trees outside the Adanti Student Center provide a beautiful backdrop.
Maple trees with orange and red leaves frame the alumni walkway and sculpture between Engleman Hall and Morrill Hall.
Founders Gate is silhouetted by colorful fall leaves in front of the Lyman Center for the Performing Arts.
The new School of Business building reflects a myriad of colors from across the street.
A drone image of campus shows the campus in fall splendor.
The back of Engleman Hall is brilliant with changing leaves and a setting sun.
The paths between Morrill and Engleman show the first reds of the season.
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