Most students won't see that aspect of it. We do keep people who don't even belong on campus from parking in student areas.

I think most of them just consider it an irritation. We've got students who will rack up $400 or $500 worth of tickets. There are people who don't think the rules apply to them or they can get away with it, or they got lucky in this spot last semester so they just keep going with it.

We just kept waiting for some big shoe to drop where 100 students weren't able to go someplace or something like that. It ended up we still didn't meet all the community needs.

What we saw (from students) downtown at the corner of M.A.C. and Albert was responsible.

chance to be somewhere that is not specifically geared towards Penn State students.

They are very interested in places like UMC. For us, it brings us students, but it also allows us to develop relationships with another country and gives our students experiences with other cultures.