Blocks from the state capitol and across the street from city hall, UConn Hartford’s dynamic urban environment allows students to immerse themselves in collaborative activities with many educational, arts, business,

First opening its doors in 1912, the University of Memphis has grown into a thriving metropolitan college. With more than 21,000 students, UofM offers a variety of degrees at the

For 125 years, the Medical College of Wisconsin has led the way in building a healthier world for communities in Wisconsin.

Since being founded in 1893, the Medical College of Wisconsin

Rated among the top 10 in U.S. News and World Reports’ “America’s Best Colleges,” Stockton University has remained an anchor in its community since its founding in 1969. Serving

Merging two University of Illinois campuses in 1982 led to the formation of the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), which now serves as an anchor in its community.

Not just in Baltimore, but truly and proudly of Baltimore.

Johns Hopkins University’s commitment to Baltimore is based on a simple idea: The health and well-being of the university are

Because the World Needs Changemakers

In 1949, San Diego’s first Bishop Charles Buddy and Mother Rosalie Hill of the Religious of the Sacred Heart envisioned the University of San Diego

Barbara Holland, PhD, is recognized internationally for her scholarship and expertise on organizational change in higher education with a focus on institutionalization of community engagement. In addition to serving

One of CUMU’s newest members, the University of Pittsburgh, is helping to shake the rust off through partnerships with local communities and the city itself.

A blue collar city in the