Sentence examples for a rising campus from inspiring English sources

The Jacksonville-born, Toledo-raised Hall was a rising campus football star.

Likewise, the historian Arthur Schlesinger warned that a rising campus intolerance, of "offence crimes" and "political correctness", would endanger America's national glue, its collective liberal consciousness.

Be God's agent as a student, voting for leaders who oppose rising campus sexual assaults and support affordable college for our young people.

Yet as the number of college-age students continues to rise, campus housing remains in short supply -- even though there has been a building frenzy at Rowan University and Ramapo College as well as Montclair State.

The dean and Columbia's interim provost this week described the conflicts as primarily the growing pains of a rising star new to the campus, and of a program that had expanded faster than its quarters.

Mr. Nass's objection to spending money on diversity training reflects a rising resistance to what is considered campus political correctness.

To illustrate how adaptability can help realize dependability in mission-critical applications, consider the normal functioning of a high-rise campus building instrumented with sensors for a surveillance related application the surveillance scenario morphs into a situational awareness CPS application, called SAFIRE [34] when there is a fire in the building.

Most recently, in 2008, Mr. Yee opposed a high-rise campus for City College of San Francisco in Chinatown.

The day after that, I sat down for a conversation with Doug Burgum in his office at the Microsoft Great Plains headquarters, a cedar-glass-and-brick low-rise campus on an interstate frontage road in Fargo.

"I think that he would have welcomed with enthusiasm the concept of a campus rising on the land from which his airplanes flew," she said.

The new facilities are rising on campuses that, in most cases, are also drawing more students.