Universities are institutions of higher learning. This is a travel blog. So, you might ask, why the heck does it have a “university” tag.
I cannot begin to tell you how utterly thrilled I am that you asked that question. It gives me a chance to answer it and, in doing so, pad this tag description page to a length that search engines like to see.
For a variety of reasons, some universities are worthy of a visit by tourists even if those tourists haven’t and don’t intend to study there. If I know that’s the case with a university in a city or town I visit, then I often go take a look. And, when I write about it, I try to remember to flag the relevant journal entry with the ‘university” tag.
So now you know. Alright. I’ve wasted enough of your time here. Please click on the links below to read some entries in which I talked about visiting one or more universities.
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