Sentence examples for change campus from inspiring English sources

And yet, as an urban microprocessor — a catalyst for change — Campus Tec is showing signs of promise.

Such activities will change campus conversations about Israel from "black and white … to one about complexity, nuance and dialogue, which is better suited to a university," Lerner said. .

If universities want to see less cheating, they need to make the investments needed to change campus culture around this issue.

On the UCLA forefront, the Bruin Consent Coalition and their Creative Director Syd Rein host events, survivor speak-outs, and various art projects and campaigns in an attempt to change campus policies as well as state and federal laws.

"We have made significant progress in addressing the problem of sexual assault on campus, but there is much more that we need to do as a community to encourage survivors to come forward and to change campus culture to prevent sexual assault from occurring," Veitch wrote in a message to the campus community Thursday.

And perhaps even worse, school administrators will do little to sanction the attackers, defend their victims, or work to change campus' aggressively hyper-masculine groups -- fraternities and sports teams -- whose members are the most common perpetrators of sexual assault, according to a recent report by United Educators, which offers liability insurance to schools.

ABOUT a third of students change campuses on their way to a degree, but it's often a bumpier ride than they expect.

This hurts university applications in the short-run, as legacy students do not want a changed campus.

Students have also noted a change in campus climate, stating that they feel unsafe walking alone on campus or too anxious to enter classrooms, receiving strange glares and feeling unwelcome.

She said her hopes of change on campus had quickly soured as Monday's celebratory atmosphere ebbed, exposing deep racial divides on campus.

Asian Americans and others are both raising serious questions regarding the un-hiring of diverse faculty and also pressing for significant change on campus, and they are doing it in ways that align with and support the demands from other groups on campus.