Carolina begins to bloom

UNC-Chapel Hill puts spring on display as the change in seasons brings new colors to campus.

By Aaron Moger and Rob Holliday, University Communications , Monday, March 11th, 2019

The flowers are beginning to bloom and the temperatures are rising. Springtime is here at Carolina.

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