In each issue of YVC Voice, we share images highlighting the beauty of Yakima Valley College’s campuses in our “Campus Scapes” gallery. Above, YVC's clocktower is seen through snow covered branches. We welcome photo submissions from our entire community for consideration. If you have a photo you’d like to submit for “Campus Scapes,” please email the image to communityrelations@yvcc.edu and include your name, affiliation with YVC (e.g., current student, alumnus), and date the photo was taken.
The Clocktower and Raymond Hall are visible through the falling snow on the Yakima Campus.
The City of Grandview/YVC Library on a sunny winter day.
The Coyotes & the Chickens sculpture by artist Rich Beyer with falling snow in YVC's Sundquist plaza.
The Yakima Campus blanketed in snow from an early December snowstorm.
Picnic tables outside the Hopf Union Building and Kendall Hall are obscured by falling snow during a mid-December snowstorm.
Students stop for chat outside the City of Grandview/YVC Library.
Two students getting a temporary reprieve from the snowfall while they walked to class under YVC's Pedestrian Bridge in Yakima, connecting the North and South sides of campus.
A little snow couldn't stop this owner from taking his dog for a walk on YVC's Yakima Campus during a December 2024 snowstorm.
Circles 1978 by artist Kim Hoffman stands vibrant during a snowstorm in front of Palmer Martin Hall on YVC's Yakima Campus. The art piece, originally gifted to Selah School District, was located at Robert S. Lince Intermediate School before being restored and moved to YVC's campus in 2003.
Ramon Cardenas, assistant dean of YVC's Grandview Campus, walks from a meeting in Yakima during a snowstorm.
Large snowflakes fall in front of Kendall Hall, YVC's performance venue, during a winter storm.
Captions by Matt Barton, graphic designer/multimedia content producer and Stefanie Menard, AA-DTA ’05, communications consultant. Photos by Barton and Dustin Wunderlich, director of community relations.