Carleton’s Campus in the Fall — A Photo Blog
Kate shows you what Carleton looks like in the fall through a series of photos
Kate shows you what Carleton looks like in the fall through a series of photos
If you’ve read my bio, you know that I love campus in the fall. I could explain how much I love walking through crunchy leaves on the way to class or how much joy I’m filled with every time I see a fall sunset, but that would be no fun. So instead I thought I would show you what it’s like to be on Carleton’s campus right now.
Sunsets
Fall Clothing!
Leaves Changing (and beautiful nature)!
Preparing for Halloween
Spooky Foggy Days
Crunchy Leaves
These are just the photos I’ve taken halfway through the term. I know these next few weeks will be filled with more sunset and tree photos. If you have the chance to visit Carleton, you should do it now! I promise you won’t be disappointed.
Kate (she/her) is a junior History and Theater double major from the Bay Area, California. She loves Carleton’s artsy community, and is involved in the Vocal Studies Program and occasionally the Experimental Theater Board when her fight choreography skills are in high demand. Kate’s favorite places on campus are the practice rooms, either in Myers or the Weitz, where she can sing or play the ukulele. She loves the campus during all the seasons but thinks nothing could compare to the beautiful colors of Northfield in the fall. When not in class, you can find Kate either petting the nearest cat or forcing her friends to watch bad movies in a study room.