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By Kai R. McNamee
In an attempt to appeal to non-coastal areas of the United State, University President Lawrence S. Bacow has promoted partnerships with universities across the country in places like Michigan and Texas.
In an attempt to appeal to non-coastal areas of the United State, University President Lawrence S. Bacow has promoted partnerships with universities across the country in places like Michigan and Texas.

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