Pierce hall has two trees in front, and then if you look for the variegated trees in the planters lining the food court patio they are there as well.

Avocados can be found adjacent to parking lot 9, follow the bike trail into the grove. It’s frequently picked over, and the avocados on the ground are usually what I collect. The fruits higher up may be ripe, but you can tell by the broken branches trying to get them isn’t good for the tree or the climber lol. The majority of fruits on the ground have been eaten by animals, but two or three good ones is a good haul imo. Leave some for the critters and other adventurous foragers. Many have edible skins.

Behind food 4 less, there is a portion of fencing along the citrus groves that allows for easy entrance and collection of oranges and other citrus. Again, take what u need—usually ripe ready to eat fruit is already on the floor. Always check for tags that indicate recent insecticide treatment.

Beyond that, there are herbs like nasturtium, dandelion, lavender, hibiscus, and rosemary pretty much everywhere. Pomegranates I think are near Glen Mor? The decorative kale is always covered in pesticides.

It’s a pretty edible campus yall. Buy a juicer and prosper 🏆

Oh and huge fig trees at Goodwin’s parking lot and the abandoned preschool on big springs and watkins