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Soft, lavender magnolia blooms fill the air with fragrance next to Trinity Cathedral Episcopal Church
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A row of Cleveland Select Bradford Pear trees invite students and faculty into Monte Ahuja College of Business
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Japanese Lilac trees at the base of Rhodes Tower add warmth and life to the concrete jungle in downtown Cleveland
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Soft yellow tulips, outside Maxine Goodman Levine College of Urban Affairs, announce springs arrival
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Cheerful, yellow tulips surrounded by lavender magnolia trees make a beautiful, color combination in front of the Center for Innovation in Medical Professions
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Red maple trees lead the way to Krenzler Field
COVID-19 hasn't stopped creation from displaying the beauty of Spring. Campus is still full of life and hope in spite of an unoccupied campus Spring 2020.
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