Sentence examples for the campus started from inspiring English sources

The campus started a debate team and a football team.

Development of the campus started in 1856 with three buildings: a multipurpose building called College Hall, a dormitory later called "Saints' Rest", and a barn.

As word spread, students across the campus started contacting him to discuss the suicide -- and to share their own psychological distress.

So we are going to rebuild the campuses, starting this spring.

Although there still is demand, especially for English, math and science, the Costa Mesa campus started the semester with open seats in many classes.

When the crowd at the Miami Dade College Kendall campus started chanting "you won, you won, you won," a feeling held by many Democrats 16 years after the disputed election, the former vice president said the audience needed to make sure there isn't a repeat in 2016.

As the proposed Orthodox campus started its twisty journey through Beachwood's layers of government, Si couched his public criticism in benign terms.

The private liberal arts campus started its overseas operations more than a decade ago to increase revenues during an enrollment dip, says Bernie Patterson, provost and vice president for academic affairs.

But then last year everyone on campus started talking about the film "The Social Network," and she began to imagine herself building something and starting a business that maybe, just maybe, could become the next Facebook.

The prison, which was designed in the nineteen-twenties by a Harvard alumnus and modelled on a college campus, started a debate team in 1933.

The first recovery support program for students in recovery on a college campus started at Brown University in 1977.