Your school/university pics!

[sloppet 3]

Well.. I have thins topic will saty alive for some time... Here u can post the pics of your school/ high school/ college etc. etc.!

Just say something 'bout it, and post some pics!

[Duke87 1,070]

www.manhattan.edu

I have taken countless pictures of the campus and the city immediately around it...

But I'm too lazy to upload them now. Maybe at a later date.

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Univerities in my past: Queen's at Kingston, Ontario; Univerity of Toronto; Univerity of Waterloo.

All have web sites. Happy googling.

[confused04 14]

• Hamline University, St. Paul, MN Located in the Midway community (which is cleverly named due to its location midway between the two downtowns of the Twin Cities which are roughly 5 miles in either direction). Hamline is the oldest University in the state of Minnesota (even though the U of M was the first chartered, Hamline was the first to actually accept students).

• Total Student Population (including Grad, Law, and Undergrad)= 4,000

• Old Main: On the U.S. National Registry of Historic Buildings, this is the main administrative building and it used to encompass the entire campus (over a century ago).

• Klas Center: One of our Athletic centers (although clearly not in use at the moment ) Interesting side note. The guy who donated some 6 million dollars to this establishment was my uncles roommates father. I wish he gave me money to go to school but I guess my uncle doesn't have that type of clout. The statue of the dude in front is Bishop Leonidas Hamline who donated the money to found the school.

• Drew Residence Hall: This is one of the 6 dorms on campus and houses non-Freshman, theme housing and GBLT community members.

[sloppet 3]

confused04 - well... thanks for keeping this topic alive! I like the story with this 6 million $ ...

[thesonofgray 0]

The University of Texas at Austin.

UT was founded in 1883, currently has just under 50,000 students, and almost a half million living alumni.

Since I really love the campus and the interesting architecture of many of the buildings, I'll just flood you with pictures so you can see what I mean.

Enjoy!

• The Main Building and Tower during 40 Acres Fest

Detail of Battle Hall with Tower in the background

Rainey Hall with the Dobie Center (private dorm) in background

San Jacinto Hall: Where I lived for a year as a freshman

During a football game. (see the tower in the right)

MLK Jr. Statue (we have a boat-load of statues around campus)

Tower from Goldsmith Hall window

Littlefield Fountain and the Tower lit up for the football championship

A little arial tour of the campus from the tower (from South to West to North to East)

And so I'm not decieving anyone, UT has its share of ugly buildings also, but those are boring. But for a public university, I thing UT has a very beautiful campus.

If anyone was curious, I'm studying Civil Engineering (with an emphasis in Transportation Engineering).

[Easy Bakes 253]

Texas Tech University
Lubbock Texas ( home of  Buddy Holly)
The Seal
http://www.ttu.edu/sites/image.php?image=Image009.jpg&prev=Image008.jpg&next=Image009.jpg

Will Rogers and his horse Soapsuds
http://www.ttu.edu/sites/image.php?image=Image024.jpg&prev=&next=

The Math Building

http://www.ttu.edu/sites/image.php?image=Image096.jpg&prev=&next=

Screaming Fans! ! ! Go Red Raiders


http://www.ttu.edu/sites/image.php?image=Image110.jpg&prev=&next=

[sloppet 3]

that's the spirit! Thanks for keepin' this alive peopel!