
Campus Leaf Peeping
By Kristen Bailey NOVEMBER 14, 2017
Fall is known for its outstanding foliage, and many people take trips to the mountains or certain areas of the country expressly to look at leaves.
You don’t have to leave Georgia Tech for excellent leaf peeping, though. All over campus, leaves are turning to warm shades of red, orange, and — of course — gold.
Red leaves on an Overcup Oak near the MRDC

Georgia Tech's Arboretum
signage helps identify and learn about the various species on campus

Shades of gold near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex (MRDC)

Tech Tower peeks out from behind a Japanese Maple

Red leaves stand out in front of green ones near Tech Tower

On Ferst Drive near the Campus Recreation Center

Students walk near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex
More Campus Color
Photos by Rob Felt and Christopher Moore

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near the Manufacturing Related Disciplines Complex

Near Tech Tower

Tech Tower hides behind a Japanese Maple

Japanese Maple leaves

Japanese Maple signage

Near Tech Tower

Near Tech Tower

Near Tech Tower

Near Tech Tower

Near Tech Tower

Near Tech Tower

A. French Building

Atlantic Drive

Along Ferst Drive near the Campus Recreation Center

Einstein Statue

Tech Green

Tech Green


Marcus Nanotechnology Building

Marcus Nanotechnology Building

Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience

Tech Green

Outside Clough Commons