Landscaping: No. 38-43
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From ornamental beds to oak trees, the landscape services department at Missouri S&T keeps the landscaping on our 280-acre campus looking great.
No. 38: Dogwoods in spring
The dogwoods are in bloom. Can spring break be far behind?
No. 39: Rocks outside Toomey Hall
A little bit of dolomite right in the middle of campus. This is the same type of rock used to build the foundations of the Rolla Building and Norwood Hall.
No. 40: Playing Frisbee at the Puck
It’s the ultimate way to spend some free time.
No. 41: Earth Day
St. Pat’s isn’t the only time we get our green on. Every year, the campus hosts hundreds of kids who come to learn about the environment. Come to Earth Day and you might even get a free tree.
No. 42: Oak trees outside Toomey Hall
Margie (Dickerson) Gordon, ChE’02, met her husband, John, EE’02, under
the big oak tree on the west side of the Puck in front of Toomey Hall during the freshman orientation picnic on her very first day on campus. Years later, they had their engagement photos taken in the very same spot.
No. 43: Pretty campus
The S&T landscaping team has worked wonders to beautify campus in recent years. They make dirt look good.
