evidence: Lord Adonis later acknowledged that Derry/Londonderry had its own campus as part of Ulster University, however its headquarters are in Coleraine. The university used to be called the New University of Ulster (NUU), which opened 50 years ago, and could have been based in Derry/Londonderry. [...] Both Nationalists and Unionists found the report’s conclusion to be controversial. The University for Derry Action Committee (UDAC) was founded and organised a public protest demonstration at Stormont, supported by the City and County Borough of Londonderry on 18 February 1965. [...] The report proposed the merging of the NUU with the Ulster Polytechnic to create a new institution—the University of Ulster (UU)—spread across four sites. The White Paper based on this report states that Magee University College should be treated as an equal campus. Because it was the only campus of the new institution located in a large concentrated population, the full range of higher educational facilities was to be provided at Derry/Londonderry. The University of Ulster (Northern Ireland) Order became law in 1984.