@evan
I should have done "no, but" instead of "no" since my wife works for a university.

@evan at first i read this as “enraged” & was immediately ready to say yes. But then i processed that it said “engaged,” and realized same answer either way

@evan Yes. My partner works at a university and I am on the advisory board for a library school at a different university. Also there is a university in my town and I have a library card at their library and check books out from there a lot.

@evan Yes for almost 15 years now.

@evan mentoring a rocket team?

@evan we’re just dating

@evan

I asked, but they pawned the ring and broke up with me.

@evan No, but… kid attending one; occasional rugby game.

@evan went with "no, but". I feel like I'm passively engaged with my alma mater in that I watch the basketball team on TV.

It's up to you to decide, but I think that student, faculty, staff, and vendors are all actively engaged with a university. Politicians, neighbours. Some alumni. Probably others. Have fun! The stakes are very low.