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Photo gallery: Fall’s finest Mizzou moments

Red, brown and gold foliage provides a seasonal spectacle on campus. Check out the views.

Nov. 21, 2024
Contact: Janese Heavin, heavinj@missouri.edu
Photos by Abbie Lankitus, Nicholas Andrusisian, Sam E. Cox and Sophia Scheller

Aerial view of Memorial Union and archway

A person in red sits on a bench in front of red tree

Golden leaves frame a pedestrian on a sidewalk

Leaves frame a building on campus

A student walks in front of the M-I-Z statue

People walk on campus under colorful trees

Gold and green tree

Person on bench in park

Leaves frame a person walking on campus

A large colorful tree

Jesse Hall at dusk

Jesse Hall columns at dusk

A harvest moon peeks over a campus building

A lamp post illuminates fall trees

Red leaves frame the Jesse Hall Dome

A person walks a dog on campus

Orange tree in front of building

Red and green leaves frame a bicycles on campus

Orange leaves

Students walk in front of building

Aerial view of campus building

The archway at Memorial Union

Students walk on campus

Orange leaves frame a campus building

Aerial view of sidewalk intersection

A gold MU flag surrounded by fall leaves

A student walks in front of white building

An aerial view of a student walking framed by red leaves

Aerial view of students underneath gold and green leaves

A bike tire surrounded by leaves

Dusk at Mizzou

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