Monahan Plaza next to the Anderson Student Center, blooming with red, yellow and orange colors. As autumn has settled across campus, students have studied under and admired the colorful scenery across the University of St. Thomas. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
Autumn foliage displays vibrant shades of orange, yellow and red along the Mississippi River. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
A student walks through the lower quad while the trees transition from green to yellow. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
Near the Mississippi riverbank, a squirrel is seen perching on a branch surrounded by fall foliage. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
The Mississippi River shows a variety of different fall colors. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
The Saint Paul Seminary decorates for the fall season with flowers, pumpkins, corn and a scarecrow. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
The Grotto on South Campus experiences its first fall season post-renovation. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
The Saint Paul Seminary decorates the St. Paul statue outside the Seminary Residence with fall themes. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
On Summit Avenue near the Mississippi River, a bright orange tree outshines the rest. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
A cyclist passes Anderson Student Center on Cretin Avenue in October. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
Anderson Student Center’s lower quad starts to develop fall colors earlier in the fall. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
A spider securely tends to its web outside of O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library. (Ali Thor/The Crest) 
In the forest leading to the Mississippi River, a stream flows through the fallen leaves. (Ali Thor/The Crest)
Ali Thor can be reached at thor72902@stthomas.edu.
