Assignment #4 - Anna Hovey


A skylight brightens up Knight Hall. 


The sky casts an eerie light on Washington Quad after a rainy day.


Lena clings tight to her 5-month-old kitten, Romeo.


South Campus Commons residents string up colorful lights to personalize the space.


Anna's disheveled desk in her dark bedroom in College Park Towers. 

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