This reflection, first published on December 15, 2008, may be worth another look. Christmas memories are personal, deep and important. My familyās New York Christmases had the strong, first-generation influence of Western Europe. Cajun Christmases with their peculiarities of placeā¦
image from The Market of Ideas www.college.columbia.edu. The center of every university experience worth its salt is a grounding in the fundamentals of the human condition. For full and lasting impact on students, it should also be rigorous and challenging.ā¦
Ā from www.businessinsider.com State funding to universities over the past 50 years has decreased. As one example of this state and national trend, West Texas A&M University received 49% of its total budget from the state treasury in 1968. By 2017,ā¦
image from o-MONEY-facebook.jpg-photos Universities endeavor to transfer the burden of blame to bankers and politicians. Sallie Mae holds almost $200 billion dollars of the debt. Like the housing bubble, much of the student debt problem involves politically driven, unsecured, uncheckedā¦
Ā Image from The Prairie News Every spring, countless families from across the nation make determinations about where students will live while attending college. Four-year institutions require one or two years of campus residency for new college students. Exceptions forā¦
Ā Downtown Canyon, Homecoming, From the WT Archives Communities and the universities they host are married to each other. When one partner grows and prospers, so does the other. This has been true for a long time. In European universitiesā¦
In 1769, Charles Thompson received financial aid from John Hobbsās widow to study the ministry at Brown University. In 1792, the Philadelphia Association gave Brownās president permission to employ a student to ring the bell. For this, the student earnedā¦
Buff Courts under constructionĀ WT Archives Campuses are places. The idea of a campus, and its nature, is central to what a university is. āIn a letter Charles C. Beatty (Graduated 1775) wrote to his brother-in-law Enoch Green (Graduated 1760)ā¦
