Regional University 1966

It appears there is no university officially named "Regional University 1966" in Chicago, United States, with the website "https://www.university1966.edu". The search results indicate several universities and colleges were established or had significant events in 1966, and some have "regional" campuses or serve a "regional" purpose, but none match the exact name and website provided.

For example, the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) had its Chicago Circle Campus (CCC) in 1965, which was a four-year public university that allowed students from the two-year Undergraduate Division at Navy Pier to complete their degrees. The class of 1966 at the Chicago Circle Campus had 192 graduates. Other institutions founded or significantly active in 1966 include ECPI University, the University of Calgary, and Miami University Middletown, but none are located in Chicago with the specified name. Community colleges also saw significant growth in the Chicago metropolitan area in 1966, with the establishment of Waubonsee Community College and Kankakee Community College.

Given that the provided university name and website do not correspond to a real institution, a comprehensive profile cannot be accurately generated.