Black Hills University

Black Hills University was founded in 1903. A small, public liberal arts college located in the downtown region of Junebug, South Dakota, BHU is notable for two reasons. The first is its work-study program: through connections with more than 48 local businesses, as well as a low cost of attendance and generous grants, 100% of students graduate debt free. The second reason is its Scholars' Visa program, established 1926. Through partnerships with 187 private institutions around the world, students are able to access artifacts and information otherwise barred from the public. Notable artifacts available for viewing under the Visa include the Saqqara bird, the Antikythera mechanism, several prototypes of the Gutenberg press, and the first three drafts for Dr. M. Ditry's seminal treatise History and Organization: A complete Meta-Analysis of texts relating to the metaphysical and there effects on society, which was heavily redacted by the U.S. Government upon publication.