Sentence examples for campus devoted from inspiring English sources

Today, there is an exhibit here on campus devoted to Evan's third-year paper.

In 2007, for example, Al Quds University, which many consider a moderate campus, devoted a week to the 11th anniversary of his death, including an art competition.

The building, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, the Swiss architectural firm that designed Tate Modern in London, will nearly double the size of the Walker, which is part of a 17-acre urban campus devoted to the arts.

The idea is to turn the jail which detained the likes of Nelson Mandela, his former wife Winnie and the young Gandhi into a "campus" devoted to constitutional rights.Most of the prison buildings have been turned into museums, but some sections have been demolished to make way for South Africa's Constitutional Court, a modern construction of brick, wood and glass.

Just two weeks ago, faculty members at Amherst College voted against participating in edX, the nonprofit collaboration founded by Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, citing concerns about costs and about how "massive open online courses" would affect a residential campus devoted to small discussion classes.

Our faculty has debated this issue--there have been numerous symposia on campus devoted to the topic--and UM has issued two position statements regarding the allegations in the book.

34 buildings on campus are devoted to student housing, with approximately 95% of the student body living on campus.

The other campus, mainly devoted to health sciences, is located in Brussels, 30 km away from the main campus.

40 acres of the Colchester campus are devoted to sport.

The museum's main gallery, across campus, is devoted to a lovely show of contemporary prints by five artists based in and around New York.

One person who attended Seth's wake was Jim Anderson, a student at Northeastern, whom Amy had met in a campus group devoted to Dungeons & Dragons and other role-playing games.