“It was the first time in my life where I truly learned in school,” said Alec MacLeod, an artist and educator who enrolled with the second class of Hampshire students alongside film-maker Ken Burns. For his senior project, MacLeod invented a fictional country, designing its history and geography, even its cuisine and folklore, under the guidance of an anthropologist, a philosopher and an artist.
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Hampshire College was ‘a magical place’ for a progressive education. It couldn’t survive this era
Hampshire is latest school to fall to declining enrollment amid a decades-long crisis affecting liberal arts colleges