September at Yale means green grass, green leaves, blue skies, abundant sunshine, and cheerful, cordial freshmen. Students embrace "shopping period," strolling to class in shorts, shades and flip-flops. September days are precious, because the best of Yale is outdoors. On Cross Campus lawns, in courtyards, on intramural fields, at the Yale Bowl, on the steps of Lanman-Wright Hall on Old Campus, at a sunny setting outside Beinecke Library, or on sidewalks along Chapel Street. The scenes below depict a recent afternoon in September New Haven. (YWAA photos)
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| Davenport College, Yale, in September |
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| Branford College, surrounded in green and blue |
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| Old Campus, with freshmen away in class experiencing a Yale lecture, section or lab for the first time |
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| Battell Chapel after recent renovations |
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| The Yale Drama School prepares for a fall season |
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| Harkness Tower |
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| Bass Libary: No longer the newest building on campus |
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| Broadway: Stores greet returning students joyfully |
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