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A bird's eye view of Flint Loop and the academic spine. Photo: Douglas Levere

The Student Union with a coat of white. Photo: Douglas Levere

Nearby, at the Center for the Arts, the mounds of snow flank a narrow path to the door. Photo: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

Looking down onto O'Brian Hall, the snow is deep, even in the enclosed spaces. Photo: Douglas Levere

Mountains of snow piled high after plowing Hochstetter B lot. Photo: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

But this lot across from Cooke and Hochstetter halls remains untouched (for now). Photo: Douglas Levere

Founders Plaza is pretty well cleared for pedestrians. Photo: Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

Atlantis, a public sculpture created by Charles Ginnever in 1981, takes on a new appearance when viewed from above and buried in snow. Photo: Douglas Levere

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Historic snowfall

Western New York, including all three UB campuses, was blanketed by record snowfall on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. At the airport, 17.6 inches were recorded but some areas north of the city topped more than 20 inches. This is what the UB North Campus looked like — on the ground and from above — on Tuesday morning. Photos: Douglas Levere and Meredith Forrest Kulwicki

Published January 18, 2022

Historic snowfall

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