This article offers a basis for understanding how institutions define themselves and provides a glimpse into the history of higher education

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Daemen College's students move their vision forward and shape their communities — whether globally or within their own neighborhood.

Castleton University is dedicated to educating future leaders of Vermont and beyond, just as it has been since its founding in 1787.

By the time she started thinking about college, Odessa Strizzi had already seen more nurses in action than most teenagers.

Manhattan College was founded in 1853 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, a Catholic teaching order.

Lycoming College prepares students to lead the next generation with customized, cross-disciplinary programs.

The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford combines Pitt’s international academic reputation with individual attention.

W&J graduates are prepared to succeed throughout their careers because of W&J’s foundational student experience.

Founded in 1856, Niagara University (NU) is a comprehensive institution, blending the best of a liberal arts and professional education.

Located in northeast Ohio, Youngstown State has developed strategies to address the rising cost of tuition.

For more than 140 years, Ashland University has been home to individuals striving for academic, professional and spiritual growth.

Hofstra offers top-ranked programs with international reach and reputation, internships in New York with leading companies in every field.

St. Thomas Aquinas College (STAC) provides the resources needed for a successful future as students prepare for the careers of today.

Since its founding in 1850, Hiram College has become one of the nation’s most respected liberal arts institutions. Nestled in between Clevel