University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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Since 1946 the Storrs community has mush- roomed into a huge, full-sized university ,campus It seems as though overnight steel and brick struc- tures have sprung up, jutting out and lending their utility to a vast expanse. Dormitories for independent students and fraternity andsorority groups built in 1949 now house close to 5,800 students on campus, and each year the total enroll- ment reaches new heights. New buildings for Administration, Agri- culture, Pharmacy and Student Activities have arisen. And yet more expansion is planned, a field house near the new gymnasium, new annexes to the Agricultural buildings, a football stadium and an auditorium are all included in a plan to consolidate the University into the largest state school in New England. The record of expansion at the University of Connecticut is an irrefutable and convincing proof that the academic life of the community, aimed at developing a mature and cohesive struc- ture, can still carry out the ideals of educating an intelligent citizenry making it aware of the com- plexities of a modern world of conflicting ideas and dogmas. The Administration Building 1952 ,

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WE HAVE EXPERIENCED A 5 vs if' .4 pea South Campus-New Dormitories Com- pleted for Women Students in 1950 'I4