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    Photo Gallery: Heavy snow submerges Lehigh’s campus

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    A student sits on a snow-covered lawn chair outside Lehigh’s Clayton University Center. Students built ski and sled jumps following Sunday’s winter storm. (Luke Kaiser/B&W Staff)

    Students bundled up Sunday as the Lehigh Valley experienced intense snow as part of a larger regional storm. See how students spent their day in the wintery weather.

    A Bethlehem community member is pictured snowplowing the sidewalk outside the Health, Science and Technology building. Lehigh moved to remote classes amid the snow-covered sidewalks and roads.  (Luke Kaiser/B&W Staff)
    A snow-covered staircase is pictured between Richards and Upper Cents. People are also pictured shoveling snow on University Drive. (Max Randall/B&W Staff)
    Students are pictured preparing to sled down a hill outside Clayton University Center. Following Sunday’s winter storm, students brought sleds and skis to ride down hills across campus. (Luke Kaiser/B&W Staff)
    Snow-covered bicycles are pictured locked inside the bike rack outside Fairchild Martindale Library. With snow accumulating from a winter storm, Lehigh moved Monday’s class operations to a remote schedule. (Luke Kaiser/B&W Staff)
    Students are pictured preparing to snowboard outside Lehigh’s Clayton University Center. Following a winter storm, students flocked to the hill to go skiing and sledding. (Luke Kaiser/B&W Staff)
    The roofs of Farrington Square, blanketed in snow, are pictured on Sunday. Lehigh stated in an email that classes were moved to a remote schedule on Monday due to the timing and expected accumulation of snow. (Luke Kaiser/B&W Staff)
    A car is pictured covered in snow off Lehigh’s campus. Although snow plows worked overnight to clear roads, many cars across the south side remain snowed in. (Luke Kaiser/B&W Staff)

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    1 Comment

    1. Nick Campbell on

      I wonder if the kids still go traying? Back in ancient times we’d take the trays from the dining hall and use them as sleds. Usually a wild ride and a lot of fun.

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