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Mystery Monday: before Sloane Physics Lab on Science Hill, there was another building by that name on campus. Where is this carving that commemorates its former location? Postcard courtesy of Pat Marino Collection.

The trees on Rose Walk tell us that it’s really fall, and the academic calendar agrees: a three-day fall break for Yale College and the Graduate School begins after classes are over today.

The narrow passage along the north side of SOM's Evans Hall is a much-traveled pedestrian and bicycle route between the campus and the East Rock neighborhood.

On display in the Schwarzman Center’s Well Gallery: portraits from a Yale program called The View from Here, which teaches photography to local high-school and first-year college students.

On display in the Schwarzman Center’s Well Gallery: portraits from a Yale program called The View from Here, which teaches photography to local high-school and first-year college students.

More fall color—this time on High Street.

Reflections of the season in the glass façade of the Malone Center.

It feels like football weather, but it looks like it's basketball season in one of the courtyards of Benjamin Franklin College.

For your “wholesome Yale photos” bingo card: class sitting in a circle on Cross Campus.

New in the @yaleartgallery sculpture garden: “Monument (Pyramid)” by Maren Hassinger. The pyramid consists of a metal frame covered in buckthorn branches collected last month from the Quinnipiac Meadows Eugene B. Fargeorge Preserve in New Haven.

Three drilling rigs are at work in the parking lot north of the Peabody Museum, drilling 260 800-foot boreholes that will serve a large geothermal plant on Science Hill. Fluid pumped into the wells will be cooled in the summer and heated in the winter.

Albert Einstein called Yale scientist Josiah Willard Gibbs (1839–1903) “the greatest mind in American history.” He is still admired today, judging from the tributes left on his grave marker at Grove Street Cemetery—including money from China and Brazil and a Starbucks gift card.

Happy Halloween! At the @yaleenvironment school, Sage Boy is suitably and terrifyingly dressed for the occasion. But really, any costume is scary with that axe he's always carrying.

Happy November! Here's what fall looks like through Branford's Memorial Gate.

The colors of fall on Blount Avenue. This Cross Campus walkway was once nicknamed "Grub Street," as it was the route from Old Campus to meals in Commons.

After this weekend's return to standard time, you can experience that evening glow through the windows of the library courtyard at 4:30 p.m.

High Street, from the entrance to Linsly-Chittenden Hall.