University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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an -un.. i IJ IJETRUIT GRUW IN STATURE A City is made up of a growing and united group of people with facilities equipped to handle most of the needs of its populace. Due to U-D's specialized goal, the education of a somewhat varied student body, and due to its position within the city of Detroit, a more accurate designation of U-D would be a city designed to fulfill particular needs of a seg- ment of a larger and older city. But U-D has departed a bit from the role of a strict city's University. Out-of-town students have arrived in greater numbers each fall, filling the resi- dence halls to capacity. The overflow of men, and all of the women, have been shunted to off-campus residency. Present, too, are the claims of every University to cityhood: a library, a theatre, a bookstore, an athletic stadium, social events, a multi-leveled admin- istration, a union, and even the restaurants, movie house, hotel, and drugstore that borrow the University's name and which are used enough to be included as a part of U-D. Perhaps the greatest single factor that links U-D with the city is its position as a self-supporting institution. Symbiotically working with its namesake, the University has risen with Detroit to its present stature. 13

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