Sentence examples for smallest universities from inspiring English sources

They came from the smallest universities and the major programs; they came to network, to trade inbounds plays and to debate the finer points of the 1-3-1 press.

But a cold shooting snap, Florida's State superior talent and what appeared to be fatigue caught up to the Bonnies, keeping one of the smallest universities in this year's tournament from pulling one of its biggest upsets.

Tucked away in the hills of mid-Wales, Lampeter, one of the UK's smallest universities, nevertheless found itself on the radar of lawyers representing the interests of the world-renowned director of Jurassic Park, ET, The Color Purple and Saving Private Ryan, who nipped in the bud any chance of the university basking in his reflected glory.

This season was the third time Vanderbilt, the Southeastern Conference's smallest university, had won nine games.

With an undergraduate enrollment of fewer than 4,000, Loyola became the smallest university to win the title.

As the smallest university, and the only private one, in the Big 12, Baylor has struggled to compete in its two high-profile sports: football and basketball.

With an undergraduate enrollment of 4,276 and a total student enrollment of 6,342 (as of 2013), Dartmouth is the smallest university in the Ivy League.

Other prestigious, but smaller universities are pursuing a different strategy.

Small universities should create sports programs in balance with their primary calling, education.

Some smaller universities have scaled back on recruiting trips or found new ways to identify talent.

Four US colleges, smaller universities with strong environmental programmes, divested since the campaign got underway last autumn.