Golden Opportunities
Autumn Ought to Pop With Color. It Does at UMD.
Photo by Stephanie S. Cordle
Passing the semester’s midpoint and starting the countdown to Thanksgiving break aren’t the only reasons to love November at Maryland. The changing colors of the tree canopies along McKeldin Mall, the satisfying crunch of leaves underfoot on campus sidewalks, and the distinctly crisp air all rank among the top perks of stepping outside.
University photographers John T. Consoli and Stephanie S. Cordle have been capturing the season’s splendors in the past few weeks. Take a walk with them.
Poofs of yellow and orange signal the season outside the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center, shown from H.J. Patterson Hall.
Photo by Stephanie S. Cordle
The brightest hues along the Brendan Iribe Center for Computer Science and Engineering greet everyone using the main campus entrance along Baltimore Avenue.
By John T. Consoli
Morning fog lends a muted vibe to the yellow M.
By Stephanie S. Cordle
Students walking on the leaf-strewn path near Kirwan Hall make a seasonal orchestra of “snap, crackle and pop” sounds.
By John T. Consoli
The bold colors reflected in the windows of the new IDEA Factory contrast with the display of autumn tints right outside.
By Stephanie S. Cordle
A rainbow of turning leaves bursts on the Memorial Chapel lawn.
By Stephanie S. Cordle
Students on South Campus step up into a panorama of autumn foliage.
By Stephanie S. Cordle
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