Photo gallery Snow arrives late but is worth the wait
What better way to greet returning students to spring semester than decorating campus with more than a foot of snow? After a brown, nearly snow-free December, two storms hit campus starting Jan. 9 to put it in a wintry mood. First day of class is Tuesday, Jan. 23 — be sure to bring your gloves and boots.
The building arches of the University Club frame a snowy campus scene.
Lamppost lights glow at dusk as a lone pedestrian walks up Bascom Hill on Jan. 12. At left is Music Hall.
A snowman sporting a red University Housing polo keeps watch on Bascom Hill on Jan. 11, 2024.
When life gives you snow, make snowpeople.
A passerby, and a snowman, enjoy the beautiful view from atop Observatory Hill.
The view of Lake Mendota from Observatory Hill was heavy on the blues and whites.
Facilities, Planning & Management custodial staff Luis Del Angel (at left with snowblower) and Keysha Mabra (with shovel) clear snow from the building steps and walkways surrounding Memorial Library on Library Mall on Jan. 12.
A grounds crew worker drives a tractor with a front-end brush sweeper to clear snow from the sidewalk along Bascom Hill.
A group of friends enjoy sledding down Observatory Hill on Jan. 14.
Law student Valeria Martínez bundled up for her walk through snow-covered Library Mall on Jan. 14.
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