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**Fresh Snow Covers Cornell University Campus**

Cornell University in Ithaca shared a scenic winter update with fresh snowfall on its campus. The university’s message, titled "Fresh snow, fresh perspective," highlighted the serene atmosphere brought by the snow and encouraged the community to embrace a different outlook this year.

The social media post included seasonal emojis, including a snowflake, glove, and paw print, adding to the festive winter theme. The message was posted from the Cornell University campus.

Cornell’s picturesque setting often draws admiration during snowfall, with its blend of natural surroundings and historic architecture. This recent snow adds to the charm and signifies the approach of winter in upstate New York.

Source: Cornell University

Source Type: College

Source Location: Ithaca

Ithaca, NY

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