Photography by Matthew Rubin | Owl Staff
As the weather changes and leaves begin to fall, Harford’s campus feels like an entirely new setting. Take a look at the photos below and enjoy the views from a brisk November morning.
The Hays-Heighe Springhouse, a building of the past, rests quietly on an ever-expanding campus.
“You’ve got the power to make it happen” serves as a fitting oath that embodies HCC spirit.
Harford offers a wide variety of hiking and biking trails, only made more enjoyable by the surrounding foliage.
The quad provides a peaceful environment for students to rest or enjoy some recreation in between classes.
A small pond rests along a scenic forest trail, and is particularly popular among dog-walkers.
This quaint amphitheater is sometimes used by professors as a creative, serene setting for lectures.
The student center is one of the busiest areas on campus, often bustling with students and staff alike. On this cool fall morning, it provides a quiet backdrop mixed with fall colors.