Significados de residential college en inglés

She said she would not let her child live in a residential college - "not after reading this report".

Or so I thought, until I started to sneak into the residential college dining hall kitchen and bake bread every night.

Early on Saturday, flames approached Malibu's Pepperdine University, a private residential college with 7700 students, where many remained sheltered on the main campus.

Last year, Yale chose to rename a residential college that was named after John C Calhoun because of his ardent promotion of slavery.

Every day after lunch, my subwoofer boomed in time with the subwoofers up on the third floor of our residential college, where the boys lived.

A bunch of Yale's residential colleges are named after slave owners.

In 1983, she was hired as director of studies for one of Princeton's residential colleges.

Afterward we strolled the paths of the residential colleges while the carillon played in Harkness Tower.

Amy Gorin, behavioral psychologist, University of Connecticut Residential college campuses may appear, in some ways, to be well-suited to handling the pandemic.

Students described being sexually assaulted in private bedrooms in residential colleges and women being filmed in showers or bathrooms at their college.

Princeton had already planned to close the college and drop its name when it opens two new residential colleges that are being built.

The selling point of residential colleges is campus life and the sense of community it fosters, said Brian Rosenberg, president of Macalester College in Minnesota.

"At Yale the residential colleges each have their own dining facility," she said, "although I imagine that college food is college food."