Sentence examples for first campus from inspiring English sources

One of the first campus food pantries opened at Michigan State University in 1993.

Unilever, a consumer-goods firm, opened its first campus in London more than half a century ago.

Last week Harvard's outgoing president, Larry Summers, enthused about energy-efficient buildings at the university's first "campus sustainability" conference.

The first campus opened in 1825; it was sold in 1872 to become the site of the state capitol.

The microview: Environmentalists opposed expansion plans at Soka's first campus, a graduate school established in 1994 near Los Angeles.

Shenzhen, which is a short hop across the bay from Hong Kong, will be the school's first campus on the mainland.

We created EvoS (for Evolutionary Studies and pronounced as one word), the first campus-wide program that teaches evolution as a theory that applies to humanity just as much as the rest of life.

Baltimore is its second campus.

A fifth campus, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, is also located in Little Rock.

Drexel has begun putting down roots for a possible second campus in Northern California.

A second campus was opened in space rented from another church a few miles away.