Tar Heels shared the best places on campus to spend a sunny day.
By Caroline Daly, University Communications
Carolina’s campus is beautiful no matter the season, and in springtime the campus is full of students and faculty enjoying the warmer weather.
In honor of the season, Tar Heels shared where their favorite spot is on campus during springtime.
Photos by Johnny Andrews and Jon Gardiner of University Communications.
My favorite spot on campus during the spring is the benches outside the Campus Y. When the weather is nice, I love sitting there between classes or grabbing a coffee from Meantime. It’s the perfect mix of busy and peaceful.
Erin Loss, junior psychology major
Kenan Stadium is one of my favorite spots at Carolina during springtime. Whether quiet or packed with fans, it’s full of tradition and energy. Plus, I love the new grass!
Will Yaney, master of healthcare administration student
During the spring, I love Polk Place! It’s always so exciting to see my friends and see everyone having a fun time.
Aniqa Ali, sophomore computer science major
My favorite spot on campus during the spring would have to be right outside of the Curtis Media Center where I can enjoy the weather and sunshine while also getting a prime-time spot for people watching.
Corey Davis, junior media and journalism major
Coker Arboretum is beautiful during the spring because the flowers are in full bloom, and it is such a lovely place to enjoy nature at Carolina!
Gillian Kepley, senior political science major
My favorite spot on campus is Polk Place. I spend time studying there and it’s a good place to reconnect to people.
Jo Salas, senior communication studies major
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