Media Coverage for DREAM University -

Dream University has been in existence for five days, and here are some of the stories covering the beginning of our action. So far, the largest news agency to cover Dream U has been the Associated Press, whose article "Illegal Immigrants Hold Teach-in to Push Bill" was picked up by numerous news outlets, including Huffington Post.

The first class at "Dream University" – a school with informal classes and volunteer professors and instructors from around the country – was held Wednesday outside the White House, with more planned in the weeks ahead. Students don't get credit for the classes, but they're free.

The first class of about 27 students, several wearing white DREAM University T-shirts, gathered at Lafayette Park, across from the White House.

The post Protest U, by the protest-chronicling blog Quotidian Dissent, highlighted that the concept of DREAM U stands out from other protesters because of what it emphasizes: "listening".

Fox25 in Boston covered it here, and AZ Central talked about the students from Arizona coming for this week's actions.

And finally, for all of you polyglots out there, here are the opening paragraphs of an article about Dream U by DWnews.com:

“圆梦法案”（Dream Act）于2001年向国会提出，目的是给予16岁以前来美国，并在美国居住了5年以上的非法移民合法身份，是奥巴马总统推行的综合移民改革的一部分。圆梦大学每天从上午到下午，教授2-3门课，课程涉及移民法、移民历史、人权等。支持圆梦法案的学生们将会源源不断的从各个州来到华府。目前，已有来自佛罗里达州、麻萨诸萨州、加利佛尼亚州、威斯康新州、纽约、华盛顿的学生来到华府参加圆梦大学。

联邦政府对综合移民改革的推行可谓是雷声大，雨点小，迟迟不见行动，而没有取得合法身份的小移民却不等在等待了，由联合圆梦网（United We Dream Network）创建的“圆梦大学”（Dream University），开始为不具备上大学资格的小移民授课。14日起，近30个学生和几位自愿者教师在白宫门口的拉斐特公园（Lafayette Park）开始了第一堂课。

Dream University, teaching the future citizens of the world!

Check out a full list of coverage for DREAM University here.