Sentence examples for campus in which from inspiring English sources

The university has agreed to let members erect a marquee on campus in which to hold meetings.

Among other things, he arranged for the design of a sealed house near the Nike campus in which athletes would sleep in rooms with varied amounts of oxygen.

That, combined with a visit to the campus in which his parents were squired around "like celebrities," was enough for Kallon to commit to the Yellow Jackets.

The conflict at Colorado College is the latest incident on an American college campus in which a Middle Eastern perspective has prompted controversy.

"We believe a centralized campus, in which every student will be able to walk to school, will help create a sense of community," Dr. Lepley said.

At best, our survey shows a balkanized campus, in which the zone of tolerance or indifference to offense grows increasingly small.

Nor has a society yet come into being, even on university campuses, in which we can ignore the sex of our lovers.

Some colleges contend that their programs are not only consistent with federal law but essential to creating campuses in which minorities are not grossly underrepresented.

Nick Albertson, a college adviser at Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts, says he has seen students get into several Ivy League colleges only to be wait-listed at slightly less selective campuses in which they hadn't shown much interest.

Over the past several years, many of New Jersey's colleges and universities have evolved from commuter schools to suitcase colleges -- where students flee on Friday and return on Monday -- to campuses in which students live and stick around on the weekends.

It has spawned the creation of "safe spaces" on university campuses, in which individuals can expect not to be challenged on their views, and an allied call from US students at Colombia University for great works of literature to be prefixed by "trigger warnings" alerting readers to the presence of racist or otherwise offensive language.