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[Photo Story] Fall Foliage Sweeps Across Penn State’s Campus

Despite warmer weather dominating the better part of October, enough days with cooler temperatures have brought on the changing colors of fall. Some trees are staying green for just a bit longer than usual, but many are finally moving into their yellow, orange, and red hues.

Our visual staff set out to capture the sights of the season across Penn State’s campus.

Bright colors around campus certainly make walks to class more fun.

Trees looked even more vibrant paired with a bright blue sky.

Emma Kappel | Onward State

Some trees are even nearly barren already. What gives?

Fall foliage certainly helps campus landmarks pop out, too.

Michael Tauriello | Onward State

Don’t forget to stock up for the winter while you still can. It’ll be here before you know it, folks.

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