By Diba Rab Daily Staff Reporter Leaves fade from soothing green to fiery shades of orange and red.
Students run through paths, sometimes chased by a pack of friendly dogs.
In the fall season, the crisp beauty of Nichols Arboretum is a peaceful refuge for students stressed out by the rigors of higher education. With entrances at Geddes Avenue and Washington Heights, the Arb can sometimes feel like a world away. The Arb is a tranquil spot for many University students, and will soon be full of color as autumn hits its peak. Inger Schultz, a development officer for the Arb, said a visit can connect people with the simple pleasures in life. Just being able to watch colors change and see the water move is big.