Celebrate fall with our favorite photos of campus

Ready for fall colors on campus? So are we.

As students begin arriving back for fall quarter, we can’t help but daydream about how beautiful Seattle will soon look. The orange trees that dot the Quad, the way Mount Rainier looks towering over a skyline of bright branches, and the sound of feet crunching on fallen leaves during a busy weekday morning.

We asked our digital media producer to pull his favorite fall photos to remind us what we can look forward to. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did.

A squirrel in a pile of leaves with a gold "W"

The sun shining through orange leaves on the UW campus.

A student walks under yellow trees on a rainy day on the UW campus.

Overhead shot of the UW Quad with orange trees and a shining sun

A row of orange trees in front of Gerberding Hall.

The four columns in Sylvan Grove on a fall day

A view of Mount Rainier and orange trees around the Drumheller Fountain.

Students walking through campus with orange-leaved trees overhead.

Jayden Becles is the digital media producer for Undergraduate Academic Affairs and a current UW senior studying cinema and media studies. He chose these photos for their vibrant fall colors paired with surreal skies.