Sentence examples for thriving campus from inspiring English sources

If you were a young athlete on a thriving campus, would you go out and party with admirers and celebrities alike and enjoy yourself?

And so it was with deep gloom that I read about a recent vote by the Jewish Student Union at Berkeley, to reject an application for membership from the thriving campus branch of J Street U.

Spirituality and religion are thriving on campus, says a new study by the Higher Education Research Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles.

One reason is a surge of interest in languages like Arabic and Spanish, which is thriving on campus in response to the nation's growing Latino population.

As universities have historically handled racist incidents fairly poorly unless their reputations are at risk it's no wonder that surviving (and thriving) on campus can be a minefield for PoC students.

The vote will be based on which sorority has the best chance of thriving on campus (i.e. are there alumni in the area? what is the national plan for colonization? what values will this sorority bring to campus?) If the Council does not approve of extension, you can start a local sorority.

Beyond its worldwide connections, GW is a global community because of the various multicultural clubs, groups, and activities that thrive on campus.

In the next weeks students invited to join the class of 2013 will be comparing notes, preparing to revisit campuses, and trying to imagine themselves thriving on a campus often far away from home.

As universities have historically handled racist incidents fairly poorly – unless their reputations are at risk – it's no wonder that surviving (and thriving) on uni campuses can be a minefield for PoC.

Brilliant ideas, challenging theories, and profound, radical ways of thinking thrive on this campus.

Of the many organizations that thrive to uphold campus diversity is the United States Student Association, whose mission statement is to "develop current and future leaders and amplifies the student voice at the local, state, and national levels by mobilizing grassroots power to win concrete victories on student issues".