Ethan Birmingham - Blog Post #6


 Week 6 Blog Post - October 30th - November 3rd 

----- On Campus -----

Weatherford Hall in Corvallis, Oregon captured on late Sunday afternoon. 

Starship delivery robots line the street of Oregon State University's campus in Corvallis on Sunday.  

Emily Simmons stands outside of Marketplace West in Corvallis on Sunday evening.

Kyle Burns (left) and Christian Rude (right) kick around a soccer ball on Sunday afternoon at Student Legacy Park in Corvallis.


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