Another crisp fall day on campus 🍁 #HarvardInAutumn Photo: Jon Chase/Harvard Staff Photographer

Harvard at dusk 💗 #HarvardInAutumn Photo by Maya Pena-Lobel

Take advantage of the chance to study outside before the colder air arrives 🍂 ➡️ ❄️ #Harvard Photo by Danielle Daphne Ang

Meet Vicky and Bess! 🦏🦏 #Harvard Music Credit: “Introduction and Royal March of the Lion” by Camille Saint-Saens Courtesy of Extreme Music

Back from break! #Harvard Photo by Dylan Goodman

Autumn leaves falling into place at the School of Dental Medicine🍁 🍃 #HarvardInAutumn

An autumn afternoon in the Yard #HarvardInAutumn Photo by Dylan Goodman

The vibrant colors of autumn 🍂☀️ #HarvardInAutumn Music credit: “Miss Perfect” by Mr. & Mrs. Smith Courtesy of Extreme Music

Students, faculty, fans, and alumni traveled to Yale to cheer on the Crimson at the 139th playing of #TheGame on Saturday 🏈 #Harvard #HarvardYale #OneCrimson Photos by Dylan Goodman

Flowers in the fall 🌸 #HarvardInAutumn Photo: Kris Snibbe/Harvard Staff Photographer

In 1960 Ruby Bridges was the first African American child to integrate the formerly white-only William Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans. Each day while federal marshals escorted her to her classroom, an angry, racist mob gathered at the school. Robert Coles, a child psychiatrist who would later become a Harvard professor, worked with Ruby to help her through this difficult time. “Dr. Coles reached across the aisle to come work with me, being 6 years old and going through that and not really being able to talk about it,” Ruby Bridges told a packed crowd at Harvard Memorial Church last week, where she was honored with the Phillips Brooks House Association Call of Service award that bears Coles’ name. “The conversations we had together definitely had to have had some impact on me.” #Harvard Photo: @niles_singer/Harvard Staff Photographer

The vibrant colors of fall 🍁 🍂 #HarvardInAutumn Photo: @stephanie_blair_mitchell/ Harvard Staff Photographe