Deep Springs College has intrigued me ever since I first read about the singular institution in a mass-mailing sent to me as a high school student. The tiny, all-male, two-year college is located on a cattle ranch and alfalfa farm in an isolated valley in California’s high desert. The 26 hand-picked students at Deep Springs study great books, work on the ranch, and govern the institution to a sContinue Reading »
By Ben Wildavsky on 16 Jan 2013 in College Access and Student Success, Community Colleges, Higher Education and tagged Coeducation, Deep Springs, Two-Year Colleges
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