
Still beauty
Image gallery captures a rare look at the ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø at rest
Spring at the ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø is normally among the most vibrant and lively times to experience one of the world’s most beautiful urban campuses.
These days, however, the place is nearly empty as tens of thousands of students, faculty and staff do their part to slow the spread of coronavirus by self-quarantining. While classrooms and labs sit empty and normally busy green spaces remain quiet — except for the sounds of singing birds and trickling water features — there is beauty in the stillness.Ìý
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O'Varsity Way is normally a crowded thoroughfare, especially for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø athletes, coaches and staff who frequent the Richard E. Lindner Athletic Center. Photo/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø
Campus Green would usually be dotted by students soaking in the warmth of a spring sun. Photo/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø
The iconic stone lions at the foot of McMicken Hall see few visitors making their way into what is commonly a busy breezeway. Photo/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø
As dramatic as an empty campus may be, this normally bustling engineering quad is even more arresting when viewed in black and white. Photo/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø
Though few are there to enjoy them, the daffodils are in full bloom across campus, including next to the Engineering Research Center. Photo/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø
The usually popular Catskeller campus pub on the first floor of Tangemen University Center is quiet just like the rest of the student union. Photo/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø
Though normally busy at all hours, here the sun sets on a lonely Engineering Research Center. Photo/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP for ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø
Featured image at top:ÌýMorning along MainStreet this time of year is typically among the most energetic spots on campus. All Photos by/Matt Green/MasseyGreenAVP taken with permission to create ÃÀ¸ß÷¹ÙÍø's new virtual tour.
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