As the ground turns white, the campus delights. Brown branches with faded autumn leaves transformed into delicate, lacy-white patterns, with the season’s first snow. People, holding umbrellas, hurry along the pathways, moving purposefully towards warm destinations. Golden light glows from the windows of Langdell Hall. Meanwhile, the 142-year-old gargoyles and carved faces on Austin Hall observe with knowing expressions as another New England winter quietly unfolds on Harvard Law School’s campus.

A large tree with snow-covered branches in front of a large red-brick building with lots of windows.
Hastings Hall Credit: Martha Stewart
A person in black holding a crimson umbrella on a snowy day walks along a path on campus.
Credit: Lorin Granger
Snow-covered crimson directional signs under a white sign that says Harvard Law School point to buildings on Harvard Law School campus
Credit: Lorin Granger
A close up of the bottom of a column taken through snow covered orange/brown leaves and branches.
Credit: Martha Stewart
A wide view of the second story of a lightly snow-covered red-brick building as a hint of sunshine peaks through.
Austin Hall Credit: Martha Stewart
Snow covered branches in front of the tall columns of a Langdell Hall
Langdell Hall Credit: Martha Stewart
A yellow light shines behind a decorative detail of a black door on a snowy day.
Credit: Lorin Granger
A detail of the top of a red brick building with light colored details on a snowy day. A stone dragon looks lut from a drainpipe.
Credit: Lorin Granger
Two people walk by the WCC on the law school campus on a snowy day.
Wasserstein Hall Credit: Lorin Granger
A glimmer of sunlight on a snowy day sheds warm light on some snow covered branches inside a gateway to two brick buildings.
Hastings Hall and Hemenway Gymnasium Credit: Martha Stewart
A detail of a carved face figure expressing being
Credit: Lorin Granger
Two people under one umbrella walk along a winding path on a campus.
Credit: Lorin Granger