Snow filled Academic Plaza for a few hours Thursday night.

What began as a light snow became full-fledged flurries.

Students began flocking to Academic Plaza to play in the snow.

Kinesiology freshman Savannah Quinonez began building a snowman.

Freshmen Jacob Dye, William Shivers, Mason Herbert and Max Matsushita and juniors Elizabeth Berry and Preston Holda built a snowman in front of the Academic Building.

The Administration Building was covered in several inches of snow.

Samantha the dog took a walk through the Quad with her owner.

The Quad was decorated with Christmas lights from Holiday on the Quad, which was held Dec. 3.

The snowfall was so heavy at one point that visibility was limited.

Snowy conditions on the College Station campus on Dec. 8, 2017.

Students gathered in the Quad to enjoy the snow.

Some Aggies built a snowman in the Haynes Ring Plaza.

Snow began falling around 5 p.m. and didn’t begin to slow down until about 8:30 p.m.

Snowmen of all sizes popped up across campus as the night went on.

The last time snow fell in College Station was in February 2011.

Statues and buildings across campus became coated in snow.

This was the first snow to fall on the renovated Kyle Field.

Rose bushes in front of the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum were covered in blankets of snow.