Sentence examples for campus ethos from inspiring English sources

Rather than blend in to the prevailing campus ethos of free debate, the more strident Chinese students seem to replicate the authoritarian framework of their homeland, photographing demonstration participants and sometimes drowning out dissent.

Eleven years ago, the publication of the book "The Game of Life: College Sports and Educational Values," by the former Princeton president William Bowen and James Shulman of the Mellon Foundation, used a vast database on the academic credentials, grades and majors of 90,000 students from 30 elite universities and colleges to depict an athletic culture that significantly influenced campus ethos.

High-tech companies such as Google have no difficulty in combining the profit motive with the ethos of a campus.

"He understands the importance of being involved with the community and it fits in the with the ethos of the campus.

While some of this has to do with the changing work ethos on American campuses, he says, it also has to do with the pressure stations are under.

At some level, the ethos and cultural climate on campus further solidified the connection.

Marymount Manhattan and the New School, he said, reflect the ethos of the neighborhood surrounding the campus.

Campus conservatives feel stifled by a prevailing liberal ethos; progressives by an embedded white culture blind to the experience of others.

This weekend they are holding a series of lectures and debates on their Trent Park campus to create an "alternative educational experience" and promote the "ethos" of their philosophy department.

Past articles in campus outlets, such as University of California, Berkeley's The Daily Californian and Iowa State University's Ethos magazine, have also discussed the merits of having sex in campus libraries.

In 1964, in the ethos of the time, Antioch College undertook to bring education to the streets by opening its first expansion campus in Putney, Vt.