Sentence examples for colleges set up from inspiring English sources

In Oxford and Cambridge, the university colleges set up wine fountains when entertaining royalty.

But specialist language colleges, set up partly to help secondary schools, have had "little impact".

Ian Ayres suggests that colleges set up "textbook maintenance organizations," modeled after health maintenance organizations, to limit the costs of books ordered by professors.

Many colleges set up weekends for accepted students, but even those depend largely on the few students you link up with.

Subsidies would be better targeted, a long-mooted uniform national sales tax pushed through, new medical colleges set up and a range of initiatives launched to encourage participation in sports, the minister said.

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It was a general charitable duty, to which wealthy people responded by establishing schools and colleges, setting up the trusts that would fund them, and providing scholarships for poor pupils.

Yesterday, the college set up a "help desk" for Woolworths workers in the student services centre at its main campus in Walthamstow, east London.

Pericles Lewis is president of Yale-NUS College in Singapore – a collegiate liberal arts college set up by Yale University and the National University of Singapore.

One organisation helping to fill the skills gap is Barefoot College, set up to help rural communities in the least developed countries build resilience and self-sufficiency.

The college set up a partnership with public schools in Boston, about six miles to the east, and with organizations that work to help students in poor urban areas get to college.