Newest colleges?

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Pitzer - 1963
UC Santa Cruz - 1965
Olin -1997

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Anonymous wrote:Perhaps OP loves brutalist architecture and instead of having just one ugly building on campus (and they all do) wants to really immerse themselves!

University of Central FL-1963

The library & original classroom buildings are hideous but good shelter for hurricanes

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Eckerd College

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Sacred Heart University (1963)

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Anonymous wrote:Perhaps OP loves brutalist architecture and instead of having just one ugly building on campus (and they all do) wants to really immerse themselves!

Ah, then they should check out RIT! Established in 1829, but.... They built a whole new campus starting in 1964. It's like a brutalist dream 😂

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Wake Forest started in wake Forest, nc. The current campus in Winston-Salem opened in the mid-1950s.

Would that work?

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Cal State Monterey Bay.

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Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest started in wake Forest, nc. The current campus in Winston-Salem opened in the mid-1950s.

Would that work?

Colby moved to a whole new campus too

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The list posted included UC-Merced

I think CSU-Channel Islands was another new school in the last 20-ish years

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Hawaii Pacific University

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New College of Florida/ne New College.

Hampshire

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest started in wake Forest, nc. The current campus in Winston-Salem opened in the mid-1950s.

Would that work?

Colby moved to a whole new campus too

How does that work?

What happened to the old campuses for Wake Forest and Colby? Did they build the new campuses from scratch? I assume it was cheaper to build a new campus than to renovate/expand the old campus? Or maybe there wasn't enough room to expand?

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Anonymous wrote:11:49 both CNU and ODU stemmed from W&M?

Yes.

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Ok, this came up on a random list from FB, but and Nevada State and Patrick Henry

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wake Forest started in wake Forest, nc. The current campus in Winston-Salem opened in the mid-1950s.

Would that work?

Colby moved to a whole new campus too

How does that work?

What happened to the old campuses for Wake Forest and Colby? Did they build the new campuses from scratch? I assume it was cheaper to build a new campus than to renovate/expand the old campus? Or maybe there wasn't enough room to expand?

Here is the info on the WS campus from the Wake website: Wake Forest history dates back to 1834, when Wake Forest Manual Labor Institute was founded in Wake Forest, North Carolina. It was rechartered as Wake Forest College in 1838, making it one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in North Carolina.

In 1946, the school accepted an invitation from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation to move 100 miles west to Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Construction began in 1952, and the new campus opened its doors in 1956. Winston-Salem is the home of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, and much of Wake Forest’s main Reynolda Campus is comprised of land that was once the R.J. Reynolds estate, a gift from the late Charles and Mary Reynolds Babcock. The institution was designated Wake Forest University in 1967.