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The university closed its doors due to the combined impact of Reverend Johnson’s untimely death and the onset of the Civil War. Johnson University’s main building became a Confederate treasury and printing press during the Civil War until 1865, when Union forces occupied the building. After the war, the Carolina Collegiate Institute and Patrick Military Institute used the seminary buildings for educational purposes until 1920. Johnson University’s buildings were demolished around 1920.[10] The buildings were demolished around 1920.[11] The buildings were demolished in 1920.

Initially there were financial problems until Dr. Annie Denmark became president in 1929. Denmark became the first woman president of a university in South Carolina. Denmark’s inauguration as president on February 14, 1929 established Anderson College’s tradition as Founder’s Day celebrating the institution’s charter day.

Most of the buildings on the main campus are red brick, built throughout the 20th century in the Georgian architectural style. The Merritt Administration Building, Denmark Hall and Pratt Hall were the original buildings on the Anderson University campus, which were constructed at the time of the university’s founding in 1911. One of the major educational facilities at the heart of the campus, Watkins Hall, was dedicated in 1967.[17] Other marked points of interest include the Sullivan Music Building and the Abney Athletic Center.[18][19]

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In 1894, Colonel Arthur T. Prescott was elected as the university’s first president. He moved to Ruston and began overseeing the construction of a two-story main building. The brick building housed eight large classrooms, an auditorium, a chemistry laboratory, and two offices. A frame building was also constructed nearby and was used for mechanics instruction. The main building was located on a 20-acre (81,000 m2) tract of land that was donated to the school by Francis P. Stubbs. On September 23, 1895, the school began its first session with six teachers and 202 students.

In May 1897, Harry Howard became the first graduate. Colonel Prescott awarded him a bachelor’s degree in industry, but there was no formal commencement. The first formal commencement was held at the Ruston Opera House the following May with ten graduates receiving their diplomas.

The Constitution adopted on June 18, 1921, changed the name of the school in Article XII, Section 9, from Louisiana Industrial Institute to Louisiana Polytechnic Institute,[9] or “Louisiana Tech” for short.

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This cult classic is constantly in the background as Arkani-Hamed works on physics equations at the Institute for Advanced Study in the U.S. state of New Jersey’s Princeton.

“For me, it’s totally inspiring to see it because they’re trying to solve really crazy things, and we’re also trying the same thing,” Arkani-Hamed says. “So it’s actually really cool that it’s in the background.”

For decades, the United States has congregated the world’s top scientists. Albert Einstein escaped the Nazis in 1933 and ended up at the same institution where Arkani-Hamed now works. American universities and the country’s reputation as a place for freethinkers is a magnet for researchers seeking refuge away from oppressive governments.

As with previous generations of scientists, the United States attracted Arkani-Hamed’s parents, Hamideh Alasti and Jafar Arkani-Hamed, who came to the U.S. from Iran to pursue careers in physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and NASA.