This is the Alkek parking garage, where it is usually very difficult to find a spot since students park here to study in the library. 
As I walked towards Alkek, I noticed there was only one bike on the bike rack when there would usually be 10 to 15. 
Close up of some chairs and tables right outside of the Alkek Library. From the dust on the tables, you can see where previous people have recently sat. 
Another objective of the Alkek stairs if you were to walk down. 
Curious squirrel came up to me as I was getting a shot of the arch on the Texas State campus. 
The Arch, where people would usually be shoulder to shoulder, is completely void of people or any sort of activity. 
View of the Alkek stairs if you were to walk up. An area usually busting with people is totally void. 
Walking towards the LBJ Student Center, no student or worker in sight. The cloudy weather gives heavy ghost town vibes. 
The Amphitheater under the new LBJ Student Center is completely empty. The shadows give it another ominous feeling. 
I wanted to capture a sort of ominous effect with the flag and the empty stairs in the background. It’s so different seeing campus so empty.
As I moved back to San Marcos, I wanted to take a small stroll on the Texas State University’s campus to see how many people (if any) were still walking around. I went when the weather was cloudy, as if it was about to rain, so walking throughout campus with no one around felt very eerie.
