MC springs toward the end of the semester

With the end of the semester rapidly approaching, and many MC students coming to the end of their college careers, now is the time to appreciate the beauty of Maryville College’s campus. Both prospective students and graduating seniors can appreciate the quaint beauty of Maryville College. The arrival of spring brings forth beautiful foliage, flowers and animals as the weather warms up. As the seasons shift from winter to spring, and then to summer, flowers come and go, but the beauty of campus perseveres through any weather. 

MC sidewalks are lined with pink petals as spring begins. Photo courtesy of Sasha Hoenie

Flowering trees decorate the courtyard between Gibson and Lloyd. Photo courtesy of Sasha Hoenie

Small, colorful flowers welcome visitors to campus. Photo courtesy of Sasha Hoenie

In front of Fayerweather, countless trees and flowers show off the bold colors of spring. Sasha Hoenie

Flowering plants on Pearsons Lawn add a touch of red to the greenery. Photo courtesy of Sasha Hoenie

The Gross Memorial Garden by the Clayton Center for the Arts has dozens of sprouts, ready to bloom. Photo courtesy of Sasha Hoenie

A few stray tulips persevere through the changing weather of a Tennessee spring. Photo courtesy of Sasha Hoenie

Greenery blooms around the Covenant Stone, which Seniors will touch after their graduation ceremony in May. Photo courtesy of Sasha Hoenie