Sentence examples for campus administration from inspiring English sources

The investigation cleared the campus administration of any wrongdoing.

Trenton State College became abstracted into the College of New Jersey three years ago, when the campus administration became concerned with the college's image among suburban applicants.

Prof. Naeem Khan, who teaches zoology and has been part of the campus administration, said that three weeks after the killing, the head cleric of the campus mosque started praising Bin Laden and asked people to pray for him.

Just east of the Mall and the Obelisk, check out Old Main, the main campus administration building, with a bell tower that gets students to class on time by chiming on the hour.

Early in the morning of Oct. 17, 1959, as a freshman at the University of California at Berkeley, he sat down on the steps in front of Sproul Hall, the campus administration building, and announced that he was beginning a seven-day fast against the university's R.O.T.C. program, then compulsory.

He took part in a protest of the Vietnam War that resulted in the takeover of a campus administration building; he claimed that Jerry Rubin was as great an American hero as George Washington, that no one over 35 should be president and that blacks had been oppressed by white Americans for so long that they had every right to shoot them.

New policies open the lines of communication between student organizations and campus administrations.

Many versions of diversity and inclusion put forth by campus administrations today do entail protecting students from speech that is considered offensive to marginalized individuals.

(From the school's early days, Barnard's relationship with Columbia went through several changes; it is an independent liberal arts college affiliated with Columbia but maintains its own campus, faculty, administration, operating budget and admissions standards, though Columbia and Barnard students can take many classes at either institution).

(Will anyone ever forget the fervently aggressive chanting as students held the campus's administration hostage: Hey, hey, ho, ho, racist faculty have got to go?).

The students are accustomed to their own little school and then to be suddenly confronted with the campus gigantic administration system they feel so intimidated that they would rather opt out.