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Campus colors

Photo Staff • October 18, 2024
Norah Carver
Ends of leaves begin to change.

The past few weeks in Vermont have been dubbed as peak foliage season. To celebrate fall, Cynic photographers ventured to the Waterman Green in addition to other spots on campus that feature these changing colors. 

A leaf shows intricate greens and reds.
(Alex Strand)
Old Mill surrounded by a red tree. (Ash La Rosa Grillo)
Leaves and branches frame the sky. (Matt Bielen)
Bushes on Central campus change under a gray sky. (Alex Strand)
Ira Allen Chapel encased by a changing tree.
(Norah Carver)
Leaves on the grass display bright colors. (Alex Strand)
A few fallen leaves. (Lucy Delaplane)
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About the Contributor
Alex Strand
Alex Strand, Co-Photo Editor
(she/her) Alex Strand is a sophomore from the heart of Boston, MA majoring in Psychological Sciences with minors in Biology and Reporting and Documentary Storytelling. She started on the Cynic as a staff photographer and features writer before becoming a photo editor and remaining a features writer. Outside of journalism, she enjoys canoeing, live music and utter chaos. Email [email protected] to get in touch with Alex.