Sentence examples for campus place from inspiring English sources

The others happened right on campus, in a public campus place.

As an architectural application would have it, we likely judge Jefferson's University of Virginia campus as stately or dignified or evocative of democratic ideals because of the neo-classical design, the campus' place in histories of American architecture and university architecture, and its continuous rededication through the everyday functioning of an enduring, living university.

The allegations against Cosby come at a trying time for American colleges and universities as they grapple with the issue of sexual assault on campus, placing even more pressure on higher-ed institutions to sever ties with the actor.

Last year, he and his wife, Lynne, contributed a hundred and fifty-four million dollars last year to the University of California, San Francisco, in part to help establish a new children's hospital campus, placing the couple at number fourteen on the list, and Benioff has aggressively courted his friends to make similar donations.

Find off campus places that make you feel comfortable.

NCIS: New Orleans After Pride (Scott Bakula) persuades his daughter Laurel (Shanley Caswell) to stay in college, she is attacked on campus placed in protective custody.

The beachside campus placed second in the world for impact in the sciences as scored by the Center for Science and Technology Studies at Leiden University in the Netherlands.

Results indicate students on both campuses place positive intrinsic value on their respective campus built heritage.

Southwest High's AVID classes also include motivational talks by successful minority adults, help with college applications, practice SAT tests and trips to college campuses, places that most AVID students have never seen.

Riu says the app gained traction by marketing on university campuses, placing magazine advertisements and looking for potential sellers in flea markets and online forums.

All participants in the lay persons' sample were recruited opportunistically from public places such as university campuses, places of work, and through personal contacts.