As prelim season looms, students take advantage of the numerous diverse libraries, study halls, and improvised study spots at Cornell.
LOCKED IN | In the Duffield Atrium, engineering students study together. (Matthew Korniczky / Sun Staff Photographer)
DOWN TO BUSINESS | Students in the Sage Hall business library can enjoy the view of Feeney Way. (Matthew Korniczky / Sun Staff Photographer)
STRAIGHT UP STUDYIN’ | Students work and relax in Willard Straight Hall. (Karlie McGann / Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
ON THE UP | Cornellians collaborate together in Upson Hall. (Karlie McGann / Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
OLYMPIC EFFORT| Another popular spot is theTemple of Zeus, where students socialize, coffee chat, and work amongst Greek statues?. (Karlie McGann / Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
GATEWAY TO KNOWLEDGE | Gates Hall, home of computer and information science, is a place for students to find a quiet spot. (Karlie McGann / Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
SNOW PLAZA | Students take a break from studying to walk through the snow on Ho Plaza. (Karlie McGann / Sun Assistant Photography Editor)
ROUTE 51 | Students wait outside Statler Hotel after classes, hoping to make it home in time to beat the snow.(Matthew Korniczky / Sun Staff Photographer)
Sunbursts is the Photography Department’s weekly photo gallery varying in content from recent happenings. It is written in collaboration by the Photography Editor and Assistant Photography Editors. They can be reached at photo@cornellsun.com
