Sentence examples for its academics from inspiring English sources

Cambridge University is "so desperate to avoid upsetting foreign students", the Telegraph reports, that it has cautioned its academics against automatically shaking their hands in case it causes offence.

But this demand for usefulness has made modern Cambridge what it is, as well as unquantifiably destroying what it was; global citations for its academics' papers have exploded since then.

But shall we learn more about what it hopes to achieve, and how it proposes to achieve it, before we greylist, boycott or hang its academics in effigy?

The University of Western Australia was set to host it but returned the $4m after a revolt by its academics who claimed the process was politically motivated and attacked Lomborg's lack of scholarly standing.

At Williams, and similar colleges in the region, the question is: Can an institution prized for its academics harmoniously house a powerhouse athletic program, even as it is defined by Division III, in which recruiting and athletic scholarships are prohibited and in which the football coach can double as the assistant track coach?

An Eagle Scout, the son of an engineer and a bond trader, John Markham considered attending a service academy but ultimately chose Vanderbilt University in Nashville because it was close to his Tennessee home and was valued for its academics.

In the 16th and 17th centuries it was noted for its academic institutions.

It will be "reshaping its academic offering" and investing in key areas, she added.

"It's like a university waiving its academic standards for athletes".

"It's like a college waiving its academic standards for athletes".

Monash maintains that it has acted appropriately and that its academic policies and procedures have been followed".