As summer sets in on MSU’s campus, evenings become a cool respite from the heat of the day. Crickets chirp in a nostalgic choir, summer breezes pick up a cooling mist along the Red Cedar River and, high above, stars twinkle and gently shine. In this edition of the Week in Photos, we venture out after dark and enjoy views of campus on a starry summer night.
Green lights illuminating Spartan Stadium ensure that football season is on everyone’s mind, 24 hours a day. Photo by Garret Morgan.
Beaumont Tower climbs above the treetops, reaching 104.67 feet tall at its highest spire. Photo by Jacob Templin-Fulton.
Street lamps dotted along campus paths form constellations as the sun sets over MSU. Photo by Garret Morgan.
Grand River Avenue appears as a river of light running through the darkened streets of East Lansing as evening falls. Photo by Garret Morgan.
The verdant foliage of campus is no less vibrant at night than during the day, making an evening stroll a wonderful way to take in the sights, sounds and atmosphere of MSU. Photo by Jacob Templin-Fulton.
A symbol of courage, determination and the spirit of all who call Michigan State University home, The Spartan is a campus icon that deserves a place among the stars. Photo by Jacob Templin-Fulton.
A full moon glows brightly above Spartan Stadium. Photo by Jacob Templin-Fulton.
Green lights illuminating Spartan Stadium ensure that football season is on everyone’s mind, 24 hours a day. Photo by Garret Morgan.
Beaumont Tower climbs above the treetops, reaching 104.67 feet tall at its highest spire. Photo by Jacob Templin-Fulton.
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