Macintosh in Higher Education

• University of Toledo (OH) waging platform war, UT Art Dept.
• Dartmouth again recommends Macs, MacCentral, 7/1.
• We need Macs in school for discovery's sake, Mac Observer, 6/29.
• Haverford College appears to be phasing out Macs, MacCentral, 6/22.
• University of Michigan not dumping Macs, MacCentral, 6/21. "While the campus is cross platform from the student perspective, it is pro-PC from an administrative office standpoint."
• More Mac schools - and some defectors, MacCentral, 6/18. Looks like the University of Michigan and the University of Tennessee at Memphis may phase out Macs.
• Dartmouth recommends Macs, MacCentral, 6/17. "In a letter to the class of 2002, the college recommends incoming students buy a Mac."
• Update on Cal State, UT Memphis, MacCentral, 6/16.
• CSU Feedback, MacInSchool, 6/14. More on the impending migration to Windows by the Chancellor's Office at California State University.
• Macs thrive at school, MacCentral, 6/11. Walter's State Community College, University of Wisconsin Applied Superconductivity Center, Television Studio at Fox Chapel Area High School.
• Cal State going Windows, MacInSchool, updated 6/10
• Backward migration underway at Cal State?, MacCentral, 6/10
• Cal State, a step into the vacuum, MacBC, 6/10. "Cal State is putting their technological future in the hands of one company...."
• Misguided administrators switch CSU to NT-only, Mac Observer, 6/9. "Bean counters often make decisions that make sense for bean-counters, and not necessarily the business or institution they serve. This certainly seems to be such a case."
• Mac vs. PC, Residential Computing, Standford University. "Many students have asked us for advice on what type of computer to buy."
• University of Queensland iMac lab, Choice Connect, 2/23
• Cal State going Windows NT, 2/8
• More on Macs at Cal State, Barney Hadden, Mac OS Planet, 2/4
• Backward migration at Cal State, Mac OS World, 2/2
• UNC-Chapel Hill requires IBM ThinkPad, Mac Chick
• iMac labs to reduce waits, University of Minnesota
• Little Mac attack, Mac sales up 50% at Berkeley, Daily Cal (17 Sept. 1998)
• Arundel College throws 16 old Macs into the trash, SunSpot
• iMac: hottest computer in the dorm, the iMac
• The role of the Macintosh in a university environment
• College of Wooster selects Mac as primary academic computer
• iMac: the college computer, iMac iNfo
• Ojai Digital Arts Center in Ojai, CA, to use iMacs, more in Wired
• Franklin and Marshall College of Lancaster, PA recommends Power Mac
• Reversal of fortune: a Mac victory at Yale, Business Week
• College of Architecture at UNC-Charlotte recommends Power Mac, MacCentral
• Yale reverses decision, endorses Macs, Ben Wilson, MacCentral
• UNC-Chapel Hill goes all Wintel, Dennis Sellers, MacCentral
• State University of New York sticks with Power Mac
• Dartmouth recommends iMac to freshmen
• University of Virginia recommends G3s
• UNC-Chapel Hill
• Temple College
• St. Louis University
• Yavapai College
• University of Texas
• State University of New York
• Yale University
• Boyer College
• University of Waterloo
• Yale

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