Founded in 1876, the University of Oregon (UO) is the second-oldest public university the state. It is a four-year, co-educational public university located in beautiful Eugene, Oregon. Classified by the Carnegie Foundation as a “very high research activi
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Saint Louis University is a private, co-ed Jesuit university that dates back to 1818, when the St. Louis Academy was started in a private residence by the Catholic Bishop of Louisiana, Reverend Louis William Dubourg. In 1829, the St. Louis College started
Continue reading >>The nation’s oldest Catholic university, Georgetown University, is a vibrant, studentcentered institution dedicated to educating a diversity of students in the Jesuit tradition. Committed to engaging people in open dialogue, Georgetown considers the under
Continue reading >>The University of California Berkeley is among the oldest universities in the United States, having been established during the Gold Rush in 1868. It was formed with the merging of the College of California and the Agricultural, Mining, and Mechanical Art
Continue reading >>The white marble buildings and manicured lawns are the first clue when walking onto Emory’s campus that it’s not a typical college. Aside from the gorgeous setting that’s fifteen minutes northeast of downtown Atlanta, Emory’s combination of diversity and
Continue reading >>Every year in late August, freshmen converge upon Notre Dame’s campus in South Bend, Indiana, rushing from one freshman orientation event to the next. During the many dances, activities, and the Orientation Mass, a certain phrase resonates throughout the
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