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7 must-see university campuses for students and tourists - Vimarsana News

7 must-see university campuses for students and tourists

College campuses are not just for student tours. Some campuses are rich in history and architecture, and even famous for being film sets. Even if you do not plan to study in these universities the halls, libraries, and historical landmarks are worth a visit. Here are 7 university campuses to add to your travel bucket list.

Kevin Feige wants to tell graduates to 'dream big' - Vimarsana News

Kevin Feige wants to tell graduates to 'dream big'

The Marvel Studios president spoke on his upcoming commencement keynote address.

Students spill special study spots - Vimarsana News

Students spill special study spots

Amid midterm season, students scout out the best places to get their work done.

USC ranks no. 27 in U.S. News best college ranks - Vimarsana News

USC ranks no. 27 in U.S. News best college ranks

Administration, staff and students share mixed views on USC's college ranking.

At USC, women's history goes back to the university's very beginnings - Vimarsana News

At USC, women's history goes back to the university's very beginnings

March 25, 1996 The women of Alpha Rho, one of USC’s early sororities, in the 1898 El Rodeo yearbook. (Photo/Courtesy of USC University Archives) Women were always considered an important part of the educational configuration on campus, according to Southern California and Its University, a 1969 history written by Manuel P. Servín and Iris Higbie Wilson. The charter that created the university spelled out that it would be “open in every respect for the equal education of both sexes.” This was a fairly progressive statement for the 1880s. Some universities feared “feminization,” bel...

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