U-M, MSU, CMU, EMU and others increasing presence in Detroit

[Rogobob77]

From the Detroit News:

"Public universities boost investments in Detroit"

http://detne.ws/2quYYRm

[Tacitus651]

The madness never stops. Schools are setting up satellite campuses around the world faster than McDonalds restaraunts pop up. My latest favorite is Northeastern University's Seattle campus. I don't mind schools setting up offices in places to give their students an introduction into certain cities or countries. But it has gotten to a point where universities are seeking enrollment dollars at any cost, not caring about giving a great student experience or the impact on schools that have operated in those locations for years.

[Rogobob77]

Davenport University announced today that they’re moving from their Livonia campus to the city of Detroit. The Grand Rapids-based, nonprofit university will move into and renovate the first floor of the New Center One building.

https://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/2 ... to-midtown

[Rogobob77]

Baker College looking to establish a campus in Ferndale, just a bit north of Detroit Mercy:

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/ ... 580859002/