Sentence examples for old campus from inspiring English sources

The old campus of the Hebrew University at Mount Scopus, northeast of the Old City, formed for some 20 years (1948 67) an Israeli exclave in the Jordanian sector; it was entirely rebuilt after the Six-Day War.

"You know," she said, as we walked through Old Campus, "you've got to stop eating ramen.

The old campus, in the city center, has small historical buildings, some from the Middle Ages.

Crossing High Street from the Old Campus, one enters the world of Yale's 12 residential colleges.

"I'd like to go back to my old campus someday," he mused.

Through the dimming light of the dean's-office window, I could see the fortress of the old campus.

He began his graduate work on Webster's four-year-old campus outside Bangkok, then transferred to Leiden.

The design envisions a profusion of restaurants and other sheltered amenities to reinvigorate the center's 40-year-old campus.

They ask if it really is true what the 19-year-old campus tour guide told them — that most people have a first draft by eighth grade.

The design envisions a profusion of new restaurants and other sheltered amenities to reinvigorate Lincoln Center's 40-year-old campus, which is showing its age.

"I see the gym as a way of extending my New York real estate," Chen, a 39-year-old campus recruiter for Banc of America Securities, says.