Colleges and Universities

Regional university academics and athletics, admissions and administration information, campus, student information and services.

Open-content encyclopedia article on the school, covering history, academics, and athletics.

Faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Provides instruction and promotes scholarship related to the history, structure, processes, personnel, and policies of the United States Congress.

Established 1889 by the Benedictine monks of Mount Angel Abbey. Mission Statement, history, catalog, bookstore, and academics.

Higher education in Biblical studies, arts and sciences and selected professions in an environment that fosters Christian faith, self-understanding and responsible citizenship. Located in Eugene.

Admission requirements, calendar, financial aid.

Contains current and past semester course listings in PDF format and information on purchasing a physical copy.

Program aimed at Japanese students associated with Willamette University. English fluency classes and elective courses.

Academic and occupational programs, campus life, resources, news and events, schedules, online classes.

A coeducational, private university in suburban Philadelphia offering undergraduate and graduate study to more than 2,800 students annually. Formerly Beaver College.

Information, personnel, projects, publications. A division of the Robotics Institute.

Professional education at the Graduate School of Industrial Administration (GSIA) and the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management.

Alumni career, social, email, financial and benefits services.

Standards for using university insignia, logos and name.

Library catalog with reservation and account information.

Teaching and courses by and for students.

Overview of the university with links.

Faculty, overview and portfolios of experimental and cross-disciplinary work in the arts.

Career development programs and placement services.

Produces official university writings about purpose and values.

A liberal arts college located in Carlisle. Official site.

State college with several courses and services for students with physical or learning disabilities in Edinboro, Pennsylvania.

Offers the Bachelor of Arts degree in 25 fields of study, located in Easton.

Official site.

Founded by the Brethren in Christ church and located in Grantham, Pennsylvania. Offers an overview with detailed information on courses, resources and admissions.

Information on admissions, news, financial aid, evening college, Trexler library. Also real-time weather from the college's weather station.

Affirms and respects the uniqueness and inherent dignity of each person and believes that the individual's spiritual, emotional, intellectual, physical and social growth complement and fulfill one another.

Computing and Information Science Department

Located in Newtown, PA.

Student life, admissions, academics, programs, financial aid, continuing education, news, faculty and staff.

A variety of courses for students in Beaver County.

Admissions, academics, training programs, continuing education and lifelong learning, student services, alumni.

Home page for The University of Pittsburgh, one of the oldest colleges in the United States.

The mission of the center is to broaden scientific insights on all aspects of learning and to support the use of research in instructional settings as varied as classrooms, industry, and museums.

The University of the Arts is an institution of higher education centered in the arts. Its undergraduate and graduate academic programs prepare students for professions in the visual and performing arts and related fields.

Profile, admission, academics, athletics and student life.

Provides information on Greek life and other student organizations at West Chester University.

Bachelor degree programs in electronics engineering and business management technology, and associate degree programs in automotive technology, HVAC, and computer information systems.

Official library web site.

Information for prospective graduate or postbaccalaureate students.

A five year combined bachelor's program offering a combined BS in engineering and a BA in German, French, or Spanish in 5 years.

Information about courses, teaching staff, and activities.

An independent, coeducational, private institution, founded in 1870, by the Baptist Church.

The Citadel November Company Class of 1999 official website.

Research for undergraduates, faculty and staff.

Student services, admissions, academic programs, news, faculty and staff, employment. Located in North Charleston.

Administration, admissions, library, campus, academics, continuing education, distance education. Located in Denmark, SC.

South Dakota State was founded as the state's only land-grant institution in 1881. A land-grant institution is directed to educate the people and to solve problems through academics, research and extension programs.

Admissions, departments, academic calendar, news, events, employment, services to students, business and industry training. Located in Rapid City, SD.