February 23, 2007
Campuses in Cities: Places Between Engagement and Retreat
Urban universities present an inherent conflict for administrators who oversee campus planning and development. Some see the need to withdraw and create an academic refuge. Others believe a campus must integrate physically with the city in order to stay relevant. The two approaches cannot be more dramatically different, and they have profound implications for both a university's mission and its students' education. Let me make a case for why physical integration is in the best interest of
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