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In photos: The last day on campus

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npLastDayOnCampus-3 — A lone student sits studying in Richcraft Hall just hours before campus changed the entrance protocols.

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A worker trims the leaves of the plant wall.

A lone student sits studying in Richcraft Hall just hours before campus changed the entrance protocols.

He had lots of seating space in the deserted campus.

A scarf left by the library entrance.

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A broom left all by itself, for reasons unknown.

Gloves and medical supplies left on the "Friendship Bench" in UC

A student leaves Richcraft Hall just ten minutes after they arrived.

Feature image by Tim Austen.

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