Talk of the largest snow storm in decades spread all around campus yesterday as students alike hoped and wished, while doing their snow dance of couse, that today would be a snow day, class cancelled and the university would be closed.
Although, the university did not close and the learning continued as usual, heapfulls of snow covered the ground over night, turning our campus into a beautiful white desert!
Sure walking around campus from class to class is a little brisk and chilly but the scenery of large slowly falling snow flakes is enough to make you stop for a second and take a look around. Plus, it's nothing a hot cup of coffee or tea can't fix!
Take a look!
The Arts Quad covered in a blanket of snow and piles of snow banks!
Students all bundled up and heading to class. Talk about dedication!
The view from a window in the Psychology, Anthropology, Sociology Building onto the DayCare Facilities. Definitely no children playing out today!
Conrad Crebel, looking out from across the creek.
Looks like the perfect time for a snow ball fight!
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