The first snow at Brown in photos

On Jan. 25, Providence received around a foot of snow. Classes were canceled for Monday, Jan. 26. Despite weather warnings encouraging students to stay inside, Brunonians ventured out to join in snowball fights, take walks in the fresh snow and breathe the crisp winter air.

The Herald captured photos of the first snow of the second semester.

Media by The Herald Photo Team

Website by Annika Singh
Photo of students tossing a flurry of snow at one another. Photo of the back wheel of a bike covered in snow. Photo of three students running in a road coated in snow. Photo of snow truck plowing through a snow-covered road. Photo of a student sliding down a hill, leaving a trail of their path. Photo of a snow-covered Main Green, with red and green chairs as the only pop of color.
Photo of Augustus Caesar statue cloaked in snow. Photo of snowman in front of University Hall, with one stick arm on its left. Photo of an alleyway with a short stairecase, slightly obscured by the two walls.
Photo of a brick building, blurred by a clear screen. Photo of the Main Green covered in snow with the wall of a tan-colored building blocking the full scene. Photo of four students sledding down snow-covered steps.
Bird's eye view photo students and snowmans on the Main Green. Photo of John Nicholas Brown black-iron gates opened up to students walking on the Main Green. Photo of a person with pink fuzzy pants and black boots stepping through a door onto a flattened patch of snow. Photo of a snow truck plowing the snow-covered roads at night as people walk by. Photo of a snow-covered grate. Photo of a blue-gloved hands cradling a snowball, with one hand supporting the bottom of the ball and the other shaping it. Photo of two people cross country skiing in the winter. Photo of snow-covered sidewalk, borderd on the left by lamp poles and brick buildings. Photo of a snow-covered Thayer street.
Media by Annamaria Luecht | The Brown Daily Herald