Sentence examples for house scholars from inspiring English sources

When Oxford closed its 500-year-old printing house, scholars rightly called it "academic vandalism".

It is inspiring to think that a building constructed at a time of slavery will now house scholars and students who explore and recount the experiences of those slaves and their descendants.

Along with 175 new photographs by Alexander Vertikoff and 49 previously unpublished archival photos of the family, the book features essays by Gamble House scholars, including Mallek's biography of the Gambles.

Two faculty members will be honored for creating the Hope House Scholars Program at a ceremony May 5. Three local service organizations also will be given Stanford's Community Partnership Awards.

Debra Satz and Rob Reich, who founded the Hope House Scholars Program, will share this year's Miriam Aaron Roland Volunteer Service Prize, given by the Haas Center for Public Service to faculty who make significant contributions through public service and encourage their students to do the same.

Although her career has included many accolades she was recently named to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, among others Satz is most proud of the work she has done with Hope House Scholars, a program she cofounded to teach humanities courses to women in residential drug and alcohol treatment facilities.

The foundation's in-house scholars are a constant presence on radio and cable TV.

One hundred endowments that support I-House scholars and their future achievements, programs to garner attention to critical issues of the day, and critical care for a historic home that makes all our work possible.

Founded between the eleventh and twelfth centuries by Tuareg tribes, the city soon housed scholars and scribes within its walls.

Since it then had no fixed site or student housing, scholars of like nationality formed free associations, or guilds, to secure protections that they could not claim as citizens (see nation).

Because it then had no fixed site or student housing, scholars of like nationality formed free associations, or guilds, to secure protections that they could not claim as citizens (see nation).