Top 100 Social Media Colleges
“Social media has revolutionized
how colleges communicate.
These are the ones to watch.”
Dean Tsouvalas | Editor-In-Chief
dtsouvalas@studentadvisor.com
Top 100 Social Media Colleges
“Social media has revolutionized
how colleges communicate.
These are the ones to watch.”
Dean Tsouvalas | Editor-In-Chief
dtsouvalas@studentadvisor.com
Iowa State has a giant directoy with every Facebook, Twitter, RSS, Youtube, Flickr, Foursquare and more for every division of their college.
Mount Holyoke has begun to rely on social media nearly exclusively for alumni fundraising.
Caltech hosted its own TEDx event with student speakers and University-related talks.
ORU's homepage features live updates from Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. We dig the Bow Tie Friday scholarship fundraiser video.
Macalaster is more generous with retweets on their official Twitter account than other colleges on the list.
Tufts hosted a student contest to find the cover photo for their new Facebook timeline.
UNC's campus calendar has a Facebook share button next to each event listing. Sure makes promoting on campus events a lot easier!
OCU is one of the few schools to give parents of students their own blogs. Shelley's Ode to the FAFSA Beast post is a must-read.
The online tour highlights Ohio U's beautiful campus, while sharing important facts about academic and social activities. There is a walking component unlike anything we've seen.
BU's Dean of Students Kenn Elmore welcomed newly admitted Terriers with some kind words on his blog and a shared playlist on his Spotify account.
Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets video proves there is more to a uniform than meets the eye. Excellent Social Media Directory.
From hosting Twitter chats for newly admitted students to posting career counseling workshops on YouTube, it's clear that Williams loves social media.
St. Mary's College students used the class of 2015 Facebook page to find the perfect roommate before ever setting foot on campus.
Must watch video: CU Instructional Technologists video 10 iPad apps for College Professors in 10 minute lighting round.
Rollins wants to keep its offices, professors and staff members on track with social media. They have a great example of an effective social media policy.
Impressive U of A mobile app for cats on the go. Features include: campus news, iTunes U lectures, dining information, Wildcat videos, campus maps and more.
In November, more than 300 students pledged to abstain from Facebook and texting for a given period of time as part of the "Present Tense" experiment.
The Presidential Prerogative, the blog by President Robert Henry and his hilarious video of the "stealth candidate" for Provost is a "must see".
Pratt doesn't just use YouTube as a marketing tool - its part of the culture. They stream fashion shows live and infamous archived lectures e.g. legendary fashionista Vogue's Anna Wintour.
Rhodes Facebook timeline is filled with recommendations from current students, alumni and parents with anecdotes/advice about their experiences on campus.
Social Media Coordinator Sarah Hyde wrote a case study on social media crisis communication: Snowmageddon at Seattle U
W&L's stays connected. Alumni Perspectives feature facinating alumni stories, updated multiple times per week.
Big fans of the Campus Tour Series -fun videos about campus hot spots. Also marked the 101st anniversary of its founding with a FB BIG Picture.
Morehouse is actively using social media for recruiting. They host "Morehouse Mondays" where admitted students can talk via Facebook to admissions folks.
Biola is hosting a Digital Media Ministry Conference. Our favorite session: Becoming Social Media Savvy Without Losing your Soul.