Sentence examples for campus set up from inspiring English sources

The campus, set up in 2009 in collaboration with the Jagran Social Welfare Society in Bhopal, draws many students who were not accepted at the top Indian business schools but whose parents are willing to pay to ensure the quality of their children's education, said Abhishek Mohan Gupta, whose family manages the institute.

He said he rented a room near campus, set up a lab, and taught himself experimental techniques.

By 1946, war veterans were back on campus setting up what sportswriters that year called the Game of the Century at Yankee Stadium between No. 1-ranked and undefeated Army and No. 2 and undefeated Notre Dame.

Among other things, they are appointing a specialist in veterans' issues on every campus, setting up a Web site on veterans' affairs, lobbying the State Legislature for more money for veterans' services, and allowing veterans to take classes before they receive their federal tuition money.

International campuses set up by UK universities have a wider level of independence from the politics and policies of their host countries than domestic institutions.

At CSU, 11 of 23 campuses set up options for food insecure students, ranging from pantries to programs assisting students apply for government-funded safety net benefits.

The board should not allow the creation of have and have-not campuses, setting up a situation in which students with more money pay fees that others can't afford at the colleges that offer more courses and counselors.

"Freshers shouldn't wait until they get to the campus to set up a bank account, as they'll have lots of other things to do," she says.

"The campus was set up specifically to increase the talent pool in New York City," Dr. Skorton said, "to positively influence the New York City economy".

And it ensured that the researchers involved got a piece of the action.Overnight, universities across America became hotbeds of innovation, as entrepreneurial professors took their inventions (and graduate students) off campus to set up companies of their own.

"To be so really involved and then to have that kind of cut off, it hurts to have to call whenever we want to come on campus and set up an appointment". .