Sentence examples for running of universities from inspiring English sources

The day-to-day running of universities is, after all, the province of vice-chancellors, with the role of chancellor largely ceremonial.

Adriano Marola, a third-year international relations and development studies student, said staff and students should be involved in the running of universities.

The science minister's primary role is to oversee research spending and the running of universities.

Realising he was "running out of universities", he then sent a "fantastically naive letter" to London publishers asking for a job.

The first false premise is that only a very small pool of people is capable of running great universities.

The pool of talented people capable of running great American universities is not infinite, but it is large.

According to the article, what are some "radical ideas" that may reduce the costs of running colleges and universities?

There are plenty of examples of mergers around the country since the 1980s that have increased tuition, failed to reduce the costs of running colleges and universities, and created tense standoffs between administrators and faculty members, students and alumni.

The rising cost of running a university has little to do with "bidding wars" for the best professors.

He sounded thoroughly unruffled about this latest flap, suggesting that the student and faculty protesters did not get it — not the business of running a university, which he said requires inviting the best graduation speaker possible, and not the business of presidential politics.

They only tend to last for a year or two, and they don't address the forces that push up the cost of running a university — from inflation to administration costs to labor costs to students' demand for expensive amenities.    .