Speak to us after class. Question us in class. Students teach teachers, and we value the lessons you offer us, just as we value your active inquiry. The University is not a television set. When you speak to us, not only do we answer you, but your questions and our answers change the lesson, the intellectual program we offer you.
Education here is more than classroom or laboratory learning.
Participate in clubs and societies, student religious organizations, musical and theatrical performance, visual arts, intramural athletics, and social action. Take possession of the systems of student self-governance. Become involved in the work of the University Judiciary Committee, the Student Council or your class council, the Honor Committee. Learn the link between personal privilege and community responsibility. Work to broaden your academic experiences.