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This section really only talks about the buildings on the campus. When was it established, how has it evolved, etc. needs to be included... Vbofficial 20:45, 22 June 2007 (UTC) reply

I would have to a disagree with the B assessment for quality, especially compared to B articles in other categories. This article needs much more development before a B rating should be given. It is definitely a start, but needs work. Needs attention: history section, pictures, notable alumni/faculty, etc. What do others think?