`  == Claim made that UoS changed from ``college`` to ``university`` in 1985, in 1st paragraph, ==  This claim is NOT correct. I went to that school from fall '84 semester to spring '86 semester. It was the ``UNIVERSITY of Steubenville`` right from the start of my attendance. The change from ``COLLEGE of Steubenville`` had occurred several years before I attended. I cannot give a date, and I have neither the time, nor the inclination, to look for an on-line reference to when the name change occurred, nor to vet the reference for accuracy [fix your own damn ``encyclopedia``, it's YOUR project, not mine], but all the materials I got from them before I went there all said ``University``, not ``College``. The university's own website (referenced in the article) does NOT say the change occurred in 1985, but rather 1986, and the school's website is also worded vaguely, such that one can reasonably surmise that the 1986 ``change`` was when some legal ``name-change`` was finalized, rather than when their actual usage of their ``name`` changed.  I recall this quite well, because I wrote and posted a ``Protest Poster`` at the dining hall during the fall '85 ``Parents' Weekend`` that specifically made a negative comparison between the (several years past) ``College of Steubenville`` and the (then current) ``University of Steubenville``. If the change occurred in 1985 (as the article says) or in 1986 (as the on-line reference the article cites says), then how could I have been making a distinction in my poster between the better, (and some years) past ``College`` and the [then] present, and not as good, ``University`` in the fall of 1985?  I'm not willing to devote any effort to fixing your ``encyclopedia`` by doing online research to fix the errors I know from personal experience. However, if someone who is working on it wishes to access knowledge from experience as a source to tell him/her what to research, I am available to answer questions on this subject at `