Sentence examples for influence on campus from inspiring English sources

Yes, many people say, influence on campus continues to shift from techies to fuzzies, as they're called.

Then Hizb went quiet, and now its influence on campus is limited to some Islamic societies or smaller groups.

Wives and daughters of Princeton faculty and administrators succeeded in exerting significant influence on campus life as advocates for students as well as assistants in research.

James Earl, the president of the Oregon faculty senate, was soon drafting a resolution underscoring the need for the university to reaffirm the primacy of academics and to restrain the growth of athletics and their influence on campus.

A faculty member at the university said that Mr. Ahmad, a political science professor with a doctorate from the University of Chicago, had clashed with conservative faculty members for trying to reduce Saudi influence on campus.

That is why David Tian, a first-year Harvard medical student, said he found it "strange and off-putting" last fall when a man who identified himself as a Pfizer employee took a cellphone photo of students as they demonstrated against pharmaceutical industry influence on campus.

While they have been away, officials have been speaking stridently indeed, in the harshest terms heard in years about the danger of "harmful Western influences" on campuses, and the need to tighten ideological control over students and academic staff.Universities have always been worrisome to the Communist Party; they have a long history in China as wellsprings of anti-government unrest.

University of Kansas students are seeking information about similar alleged Koch influence on their campus.

David Sykes, a computer science professor at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina, has seen the program's influence on his campus.

The event was intended to launch a report that drew attention to the number of Islamist figures with hard-line views on gender, sexuality and relations with other faiths who were gaining access and influence on British campuses.

Another possibility is to dilute Greek influence on college campuses through enhancing non-Greek student groups.