Artist Pablo Serrano’s 1977 “Spiritus Mundi,” also known as the Kissing Stones, resides outside the front entrance to the Bayou Building. This sculpture welcomes students, faculty, staff and visitors to the university. Photo by The Signal reporter Emily Wolfe.

GALLERY: 10 pieces of artwork on UHCL campus you should know

By Emily Nichelle Wolfe Last updated Apr 30, 2018 216 0

UHCL campus is filled with different pieces of art ranging from sculptures and paintings to quilts and displays. Here are 10 art pieces that claim a permanent spot on campus. Some of the artwork on campus is well-known to students, faculty and staff, but some might not know the story behind the art or the legacy that surrounds it.

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Emily Nichelle Wolfe is a proud Gryffindor who likes to tell people about her time working for the Mouse and Master Gracey. In her spare time, she obsesses over bad teen dramas, gets into arguments about why Star Trek is better than Star Wars and obsessively checks wait times for The Haunted Mansion.

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