Sentence examples for strong campus from inspiring English sources

Dartmouth's 34 varsity sports teams compete in the Ivy League conference of the NCAA Division I. Students are well known for preserving a variety of strong campus traditions.

But "rah-rah, we aren't religious but we're okay" is not much of a fight song for a strong campus club at any university.

Small colleges with a focus on the liberal arts and a strong campus community tend to have less cheating, while large universities that are professionally oriented and filled with commuter students tend to have more.

For public liberal arts colleges, a student demographic that today includes large numbers of first generation, transfer and nontraditional students presupposes a strong campus commitment to equality, and the potential for transformative change.

Queens, founded in 1937 in a middle-class residential neighborhood in Flushing, has long been one of CUNY's strongest campuses academically.

"Finance and consulting were so strong on campus" when it came to recruiting, said Kathy Cheng, who graduated from M.I.T. last year with a degree in urban planning and economics.

After coming home in 1968, he enrolled at Yale University, intending to become a doctor, but he dropped out after a few months because anti-war and anti-soldier sentiment was so strong on campus.

Those parents were trying to revive Emerson as a strong neighborhood campus and resented that City siphoned Emerson students, who were outside City's target area. .

But in 2007 his bid for tenure, opposed by Mr. Dershowitz — who called him "a propagandist" and "not a teacher" — was denied, despite strong on-campus support.

Sustainability and environmental awareness are progressively coming under the government's legislative spotlight, and the message is even stronger on campus.

And the magical offerings at universities around the U.S. — not to mention the Quidditch leagues holding strong on campuses — prove that the magic is still alive and well.