The "University of 1995" refers to the educational landscape during that year, characterized by a growing emphasis on technology and the internet. Many universities began integrating computers into their curricula, and online courses started to emerge, paving the way for future digital learning. In 1995, notable events included the launch of the Java programming language and the rise of the World Wide Web, which influenced how universities approached education. This period marked a transition towards more accessible information and resources, shaping the future of higher education and student engagement.