Sentence examples for trigger university from inspiring English sources

At the University of Michigan, students had feared that bringing a project to class or sharing with a professor "would trigger university ownership," Mr. Pilz says.

As an advocate of free speech, I am an unlikely person to defend the current move towards "safe spaces" and "trigger warnings" on university campuses.

The student support website Students Against Depression says economic problems are the "most significant factor in triggering depression at university".

At the time, worsening economic conditions triggered protests by university students and the police violently suppressed the demonstrations.

After she felt she could no longer tolerate his behavior, Sorrell wrote an email to Choudhry in March 2015 expressing her concerns about the touching, which triggered a formal university investigation into her harassment allegations.

He proclaimed: "Under the guise of speech codes, and safe spaces, and trigger warnings, these universities have tried to restrict free thought, impose total conformity and shut down the voices of great young Americans". Clearly, the message being conveyed here had less to do with preserving the robustness of debate on campuses than about protecting certain voices in that debate.

We don't know if MOOCs can develop business models powerful enough to trigger colleges and universities to change business-as-usual.

The sweeping changes to higher education are likely to trigger big protests from university students and leave the government vulnerable to political attacks for driving up the cost of education.

They had failed to tick a box on their loan application form which allowed the Student Loans Company to share their data with their university - a trigger qualifying them for a bursary.

Vice-president Colum McGuire said: "For some the stress and new surroundings that come with leaving to go to university can trigger mental health issues".

Either way, the constitutional changes approved by parliament to ease the ban on the wearing of the Muslim headscarf in universities will trigger a new battle between the mildly Islamist prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and his secular opponents.Scores of university heads have declared they will ignore the changes, although they were approved by a big parliamentary majority on February 9th.