It was actually the Crookston branch, not Morris. Way back in 1993, 11 years ago. More details are available at http://www.crk.umn.edu/technology/thinkpadu/thinkpadu.htm

But your point is still valid -- a rural branch of the University of Minnesota was one of the earliest computer-intensive colleges.

Tim Bonham, Ward 12, Standish-Ericsson

To add to the "Minnesota" mindset, I THINK it was Morris that was the
second school in the country after Dartmouth to require students to own
laptops while attending.  If not Morris, the second in the country was
definitely one of the other U of MN campuses,
. . .
Emilie Quast
SE Como & MnU


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