Spring at Duke

<p>The pink magnolia flowers are a popular photo spot.</p>

The pink magnolia flowers are a popular photo spot.

With colorful flowers and warmer weather, spring has finally arrived at Duke! Students are enjoying studying outdoors and exploring nature after the cold winter months. The gardens are especially popular at this time of year, with students and Durham residents alike. Though spring also brings allergies and the stress of approaching final exams, it offers a special chance to enjoy the natural environment.

Our photographer Sujal Manohar ventured out to the Sarah P. Duke Gardens to explore the seasonal scenery.



A student photographs the blooming magnolia tree in Duke Gardens.
A student photographs the blooming magnolia tree in Duke Gardens.


Students and local Durham families enjoy a sunny day in the gardens.
Students and local Durham families enjoy a sunny day in the gardens.


Vibrant blooms transform the Duke gardens into a world of color.
Vibrant blooms transform the Duke gardens into a world of color.


Tulips were just some of the many flowers in bloom.
Tulips were just some of the many flowers in bloom.


New buds signal the start of the spring season.
New buds signal the start of the spring season.


A pond captures the reflection of this stunning magnolia tree.
A pond captures the reflection of this stunning magnolia tree.


Visitors to the gardens enjoy a colorful view.
Visitors to the gardens enjoy a colorful view.


The pink magnolia flowers are a popular photo spot.
The pink magnolia flowers are a popular photo spot.

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