Campus

• University of Connecticut
  
  UConn, located in Storrs and founded in 1881, is the state's flagship institution of higher learning. It is a major land-grant, sea-grant, and space-grant, research University with over 16,000 undergraduate students at the Storrs campus. The University also has schools of Law, Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy. Information about visiting the campus and applying are on the website.
  

  https://www.uconn.edu/
• The Tech
  
  The Tech is MIT's oldest and largest newspaper and the first newspaper published on the web. It is published by MIT students. The paper, published twice a week during the school year, has news at MIT and the world, opinion, arts, restaurant reviews, sports, campus life, photos, and more. There are also links to all the works of Shakespeare, Classical Literature, and other projects.
  

  https://thetech.com/
• Cairn University
  
  Cairn is a biblical university that is centered on Christ and His Word. Located in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, Cairn offers students a private Christian university experience, including rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs with a core Bible curriculum, a dynamic college campus life, and the personal investment of faculty.
  

  https://www.cairn.edu/
• University of Dundee
  
  The University of Dundee, originally part of the University of St. Andrews, has been an independent school since 1978. It is located in Dundee, Scotland, which is Scotland's 4th largest city. There are over 17,000 students, 20% of whom are distance learners. The website provides information about the school, about applying, and about visiting the campus and the city of Dundee.
  

  https://www.dundee.ac.uk/
• Bren School of Information and Computer Science
  
  The Donald Bren School, part of the UC Irvine campus of the University of California, was founded as a Department in 1968 and established as an independent School in 2002. There are about 1200 students, undergraduate and graduate, and 60 faculty members. The Bren School is the largest computing program in the UC system. Information about applying, visiting, and more on the website.
  

  https://www.ics.uci.edu/
• Indiana University
  
  Indiana University is comprised of 8 campuses; the largest, in Bloomington, is the flagship campus. The website has links to all branches. There are almost 38,000 students at IU. IU ranks high on many scales, including being ranked #1 in Music by U.S. News and World Report that also lists the school as one of the 10 Public Ivies. In athletics, it is a member of The Big Ten.
  

  https://www.indiana.edu/
• Johns Hopkins University
  
  Johns Hopkins University, a highly selective university located in Baltimore, Maryland, was founded in 1876. The main campus has 4400 undergraduates and 1600 graduate students. JHU is well known for its Medical School and the Bloomberg School of Public Health. In sports, JHU is affiliated with NCAA Division I for LaCrosse, and with NCAA Division III.
  

  https://www.jhu.edu/
• National Center for Supercomputing Applications
  
  First open in 1986, NCSA is one of the original five major National Science Foundation Supercomputer Centers. It is located on the campus of the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign. The Center develops large extremely powerful supercomputers and the software to run them.
  

  https://www.ncsa.edu/
• New Mexico State University
  
  NMSU, a Land-Grant University, was founded in 1888. Its main campus is in Las Cruces with several branches around the state. Total enrollment is over 27,000 on all campuses, and about 1700 faculty. There are 51 programs for graduate study, including an engineering school and a business school. The school is a member of the Western Athletic Conference. Information about applying on the website.
  

  https://www.nmsu.edu/
• Penn State University
  
  Penn State, founded in 1855, is located in State College, Pennsylvania. It is the State-related, land-grant University with 24 campuses. The main campus has almost 37,000 undergraduates and 6300 graduate students. The school participates in The Big Ten Conference and NCAA Division 1-A for most sports.
  

  https://www.psu.edu/
• Rutgers University
  
  Rutgers is the State University of New Jersey, located in New Brunswick with branches in Newark and Camden. Along with William and Mary, Rutgers is a colonial college that became a public university. The school is known as the birthplace of college football. There are approximately 27,000 undergraduates at the main campus and 7700 graduate students.
  

  https://www.rutgers.edu/
• Ellucian Higher Education
  
  Ellucian Higher Education provides software, strategic consulting, and technology management services to colleges and universities. The mission is to create the unified digital campus, and Ellucian solutions are used at more than 1600 institutions. The website contains a place to locate a problem and then presents the solutions available. These range from Recruiting and Admissions to IT Services, and more.
  

  https://www.ellucian.com/
• University of California, Santa Cruz
  
  UCSC, which opened in 1965, has a current enrollment of about 15,000 students. The Graduate program has an enrollment of approximately 1,400, including an unusual interdisciplinary program in the History of Consciousness. Prospective students can apply online. Information about other resources at UCSC and visiting the campus can be found on the website.
  

  https://www.ucsc.edu/
• University of California, San Francisco
  
  UCSF became part of the California University system in 1873. It is the only UC campus dedicated exclusively to the health sciences. The school has professional programs in dentistry, medicine, nursing, and pharmacy. There is also a PhD program, the UCSF Medical Center, UCSF Children's Hospital, and Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute. The school has almost 3000 students and 1325 residents.
  

  https://www.ucsf.edu/
• University of Delaware
  
  The University of Delaware grew from a small private academy begun in 1743 to a major university that was chartered in 1833. The main campus is in Newark and there are 5 other locations. The school has over 20,000 students and a faculty of 1,117. UD is a land-grant, sea-grant, space-grant, and urban-grant university. The top ranked academic major at UD is biology. More information on the website.
  

  https://www.udel.edu/
• University of Washington
  
  The University of Washington, with its main campus in Seattle, was founded in 1861 and is one of the oldest state-supported schools in the West. The school is considered one of the public ivies. There are over 40,000 students at UW. UW also has a medical school and a nursing school. The website has information about the school, visiting, and applying.
  

  https://www.washington.edu/
• Washington State University
  
  WSU's largest campus is located in Pullman and has over 18,000 students. The school was founded in 1892 as the Washington Agricultural College and School of Science. WSU offers more than 150 majors, 70 master's programs, and 44 PhD programs. There are more than 40 fraternities and sororities at WSU. Further information about the programs, visiting, and applying are on the website.
  

  https://www.wsu.edu/
• University of Alaska System
  
  Founded in 1917, this land-grant university opened its doors in Fairbanks, Alaska. However, its largest campus, by number of students, is now located in the more populous Anchorage area.
  

  https://www.alaska.edu/

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