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Center spread – March 2011 – Center for Community
The majestic Flatirons are a backdrop for the new Center for Community building, which houses 12 student services offices, a parking garage and a 900-seat state-of-the-art dining facility that serves 5,500 meals per day. Casey A. Cass
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Old Main in Fall
Casey A. Cass captures Old Main and the Flatirons on a fall day.
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Fearlessly floating through fields of powder
Lucas Gilman (Jour’00) captures Sean Tonozzi as he floats through fields of fresh powder after a bountiful winter storm in the Jackson Hole, Wyo., backcountry. Cold Wyoming temperatures keep the snow fluffy — ideal for powder-hungry skiers.
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Image Album – December 2010
All the images included in this issue.
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September 2010 centerfold
A gorgeous aerial view of the University of Colorado with the Flatirons for a backdrop.
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Demolition drive-in
Xiaomei Chen (MAnth’06) captures a slice of Americana as Bill Smith, left, and Ryan Hysell watch the Albany Independent Fair’s derby on Friday, Sept. 7, 2007. She says a demolition derby usually consists of five or more drivers competing by deliberately ramming their vehicles into one another. The last driver whose vehicle is still operational wins. Both observers said it was the best derby in Athens County, Ohio.
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Sunset on Norlin
The late afternoon sun shines on Norlin Library amid the tranquility of summer. Above the entrance reads, “Who knows only his own generation remains always a child.” Glenn Asakawa
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Inner Peace
Thirty years after he went on a photographic journey to the Cambodia of “The Killing Fields,” Jay Mather (Geog’69) returned to the country in 2009 to see what had changed.
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