As the temperature drops and seasons turn, Penn State’s campus becomes an explosion of color and vibrancy as the thousands of trees begin to change colors.
With winter on the way, this is the best time to see campus at its peak beauty before it turns bleak and barren. During this dramatic shift, we wanted to showcase the best colors in around campus.
The Hintz Alumni Center and Duck PondThe bridge over the Duck Pond leading toward the Alumni CenterOld Main flanked by treesOld Main peeking through Red Maple and Oak treesPattee Mall facing Pollock Road lined with the iconic American ElmsPattee Mall looking toward College AvenueThe Weaver BuildingThe Patterson Building, home of the School of Visual ArtsNorth Campus and the Stukeman Family BuildingThe Palmer Museum Sculpture GardenNorth Campus Water TowerThe Child Care Center at Hort WoodsThe Nittany Lion InnThe Biomechanics Laboratory
Matthew is a Junior majoring in Biological Engineering with a focus on Natural Resource Engineering. He is from Fairfax, VA, or "just outside of DC". To contact Matthew, send an email to MattSniegowski@onwardstate.com or message him on twitter @m_sniegowski.
“If you had told Fall 2016 me that I’d be traveling the country taking pictures of Penn State football as the head visual staffer for the most-followed student-run media outlet in the world, I’d probably nervously laugh and shit a brick at the thought of it.”