Chelsea Lopez, administrative support assistant in the Norton School of Family and Consumer Sciences, sent this photo of Janine Yellowhair Brown, who works with the UA Wildcat Corps program.
Mark Wright, clinical assistant professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine, submitted this picture of the east wall of Sabino Canyon.
Steven West, a research scientist with Steward Observatory, sent this picture of the Cole and Jeannie Davis Sports Center.
David Ragland, marketing and events program coordinator for the Center for Creative Photography, sent this picture of snow outside of the CCP.
Cheyenne MacMasters, instructional specialist coordinator with the Building Healthy Communities Garden & Food Pantry, shared a photo of a bundled-up garden tower at her home in Bisbee.
Raphael Gruener, professor emeritus in the College of Medicine – Tucson, shared a photo of Finger Rock Canyon.
Linda Denno, associate dean in the College of Applied Science and Technology, shared this picture of the Arizona Folklore Preserve.
Jean-Luc Bredas, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, shared a photo of the Santa Catalina Mountains that was taken by his wife, Monique.
It's a tradition in Tucson: When snow makes a rare appearance, people rush outside to take photos in order to prove to others, and perhaps to themselves, that snow actually fell. On Jan. 26, when snow made a rare appearance on campus and throughout the city, we asked you to share images of you, your family and your pets enjoying the fleeting taste of winter.
As we enjoy this week's unseasonably warm weather, remember winter's short visit last month with this photo gallery.
See more in this Lo Que Pasa story and Part 1 of the gallery.