U of I a Leading Example of State School Movement
The University of Illinois stands as a vigorous example of a state university, founded in 1867 from land grant ideas proposed by Jonathan B. Turner in 1852. It grew from 50 students and three faculty to over 11,000 students with wide-ranging colleges and state research agencies, supported by legislative backing.
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