University of Nevada, Reno Quadrangle Live Cam

This live camera from the University of Nevada, Reno Foundation shows the Quadrangle, the historic heart of the university's campus in Reno, Nevada.

Founded in 1874, the University of Nevada moved to Reno in 1885. The Quad, lined with elm trees and red-brick buildings, was modelled on Thomas Jefferson's design for the University of Virginia, and it's listed as a historic district. Morrill Hall, the oldest building on campus, stands at one end. The campus has often appeared in films as a stand-in for Ivy League schools.

## What you'll see

• The tree-lined Quad and historic buildings
• Students walking to classes
• Seasonal changes, from autumn leaves to snow

The campus is busiest during the academic year on weekdays, while summer and holidays are quieter. Autumn is a beautiful time, when the elms turn gold, and winter can bring snow from storms coming over the Sierra Nevada. Commencement in May fills the Quad with graduates and families. The stream is provided by University of Nevada, Reno Foundation.