…As opposed to Travel and Leisure.
Thoughts?
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Have there been changes to any of these campus since the article first came out 8 years ago? Our have any other colleges had new construction that would warrant their inclusion if AD updated the list?
This came out April 2.
Most colleges haven’t changed in any substantial way in the past 8 years. I’m pretty certain that they are photographing the exact same building that they photographed 8 years ago. I can’t see because there’s a paywall, and there is no way that I will pay for access to that piece of recycled fluff.
The current link shouldn’t be paywalled. It isn’t for me.
I thought it was 30.
There’s 500 top 64 schools.
Most of my favorites were on there, so it can’t be too bad!
Random thought, but while I enjoy a nice grand building, what really gets me are great spaces for wandering through, like lots of cool smaller courtyards and paths and passages and such. Hard to capture in typical signature photos, although their Yale overhead sort of got it.
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No paywall for me. They certainly covered every conceivable geographic region of the country (EDIT: didn’t see anything from Alaska.) Glad to see Trinity in Hartford come in for some well deserved 
. Biggest surprise: Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. And yes, I didn’t see anything they couldn’t have covered 8 years ago.
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The universities campus It would be necessary to reform them but I stay with the southern states
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Not too much has changed to be honest with lots of universities recently