Photo gallery Prime rime (ice) time on campus

1 Icy tree branches contrast nicely with the iconic red entry doors of the Education Building. Photo by: Jeff Miller

2 Rime ice coats the branches of trees flanking Science Hall. Photo by: Jeff Miller

3 Bascom Hall is seen through the icy branches of a conifer tree. Photo by: Jeff Miller

4 Birch trees at Alumni Park look like something from a fairy tale when their branches are coated with rime ice. Photo by: Jeff Miller

5 The icy branches of a tree with red berries have a festive look. Photo by: Jeff Miller

6 Rime ice coats the branches of a tree in front of the ornate main doors of the Red Gym. Photo by: Jeff Miller

7 A pedestrian walks through Library Mall on a foggy winter day on Jan. 7, with the Red Gym in the background. Photo by: Jeff Miller

8 Rime ice coating tree branches gives an other-wordly look to the empty and snow-covered Memorial Union Terrace. Photo by: Jeff Miller

9 Canadian geese swim in Wingra Creek as rime ice coats the branches of trees along the shore at the UW-Madison Arboretum. Photo by: Jeff Miller