Andrew Harrison and Tien-Chien Tsao. 2005-2006. Enlarging the Academic Community: Creating Retirement Communities Linked to Academic Institutions. Planning for Higher Education. 34(2): 20-30.

The new senior class: Boomers on campus
'University-linked retirement communities' unite seniors, colleges
By Marilyn Bowden, Bankrate.com, 2006

"Big Seniors on Campuses: Colleges are appealing to retirees by offering housing complete with academic perks." BusinessWeek Online, July 26, 2004.

Elderly Americans Heading Back to College
AP Online; 4/14/2004; RON WORD, Associated Press Writer

Back to School: Campus life. Exams. Papers. Test anxiety. Sounds like the perfect retirement. (TIME Bonus Section February 2004: Generations), Time; 1/19/2004; Jeremy Caplan.

“Older Students Bring New Life to Campuses.” Retirement Living Information Center. March 21, 1999.

“U-M Condos Combine Senior Living, Learning.” The Detroit Free Press. September 27, 2002; Judy Rose.

“Grandparents are returning to college, to retire” The New York Times. Mary 11, 2003; Karen Alexander.

“Alma mater attracts Gator retirees with state-of-the-art community.” March 6, 2004; Ron Word, Associated Press Writer.

“Stanford’s New Senior Class.” San Francisco Business Times. June 13, 2003; Ryan Tate.

“Phi Beta Gramma: College Retirement Villages Mix Granddads and Undergrads.” Modern Maturity Magazine. December 11, 2002; Alvin Sanoff.

“Golf Communities Reconnect College Alumni.” The Associated Press. November 25, 2003; Lori Johnston.

“In Retirement, Many Return to Campus Life.” KnoxNews. October 29, 2003; Mary Deibel.

“Retirement Communities on Campus” Retirement Living Information Center. March 21, 1999.

“On Campus, the Living is Easy.” The Christian Science Monitor. September 21, 1999; Shira J Boss.

"Retirees Going Back to School-to Live," Washington Post, 9 November 1998, p. A1; Cindy Loose.