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Photo gallery Winter already? Snow way!

November 16, 2022

The season’s first snowfall feathered onto campus starting on Tuesday, giving everything a pretty white frosting just in time for the holidays. There wasn’t much accumulation, but it was a taste of the winter to come. Bundle up and stay warm, everyone.

A pedestrian walks near a colorful fall tree during a snowfall near Ingraham Hall.

A pedestrian walks near a colorful fall tree during a snowfall near Ingraham Hall. Photo by: Althea Dotzour

Someone left a sweet little snow person on the railing of Van Hise Hall.

Someone left a sweet little snow person on the railing of Van Hise Hall. Photo by: Althea Dotzour

Snow dusts the red bridge railing and the roof of the gazebo in the Pond Garden of Allen Centennial Gardens.

Snow dusts the red bridge railing and the roof of the gazebo in the Pond Garden of Allen Centennial Gardens. Photo by: Althea Dotzour

A student makes his way through the snowfall near  the Carson Gulley Center on Nov. 16.

A student makes his way through the snowfall near the Carson Gulley Center on Nov. 16. Photo by: Althea Dotzour

Henry Mall got a pretty frosting of snow.

Henry Mall got a pretty frosting of snow. Photo by: Bryce Richter

Getting to class got a bit colder this week, as this student entering the Education Building learned.

Getting to class got a bit colder this week, as this student entering the Education Building learned. Photo by: Bryce Richter

View of Bascom Hall on a snowy day.

In a 2022 campus survey, a large majority of UW–Madison faculty reported they feel respected in their work, supported in their teaching and satisfied with their compensation. The survey also revealed new stressors brought by the COVID-19 pandemic among more longstanding challenges for some faculty from historically underrepresented backgrounds. Photo by: Bryce Richter

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