It is also home to the college's Junior Common Room, Middle Common Room, and Senior Common Room.

The West Range is dominated by the Great Hall, the college's dining hall modelled on that of Middle Temple, and the Master's Lodge.

At Holy Cross, Esposito held the Loyola Professor of Middle East Studies position, was the chair of the Department of Religious Studies, and the director of college's Center for International Studies.

The college's accreditation was reaffirmed by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools in 1994 and 2004.

As president, she reorganized the college's academic departments, strengthened the college's enrollment, reputation and finances, and eventually moved the campus from Back Bay Boston to greatly enhanced facilities in the historic Theatre District off the Boston Common.

The upper reading room, or Cohen Room, has an elaborate plastered ceiling and the Senior Library ( downstairs ) holds some of the college's older books, including pamphlets from the English Civil War period, Wesleyana, and plays dating from the late 17th and early 18th centuries, as well as a small collection of manuscripts.

The oldest part is the college's Treasury or Muniment Room that stands above and behind the arch in the north east corner.

It houses 14 suites ( about 150 students ) as well as the college's dining facility, Raney Dining Hall and the Centennial Room.

On the strength of a promised legacy, worth £ 60 a year on his death ( approximately £ in present day terms ), he requested and received the authority to appoint the new college's Principal, Fellows and Scholars.

He financed early building work in the college's front quadrangle, but on his death in 1574 it transpired that the college received only a lump sum of around £ 600 ( approximately £ in present day terms ).

At the college's front gate, the New Jersey Transit rail station provides frequent daily services to New York City, and the journey by train is approximately one hour.

Chapters range in size from approximately 10-20 active members to over 200 active members, independent of each college's size.

Upon re-opening, the college's enrollment nearly quadrupled to approximately 800 students.

Klitgord is scheduled to be replaced with a new facility that will address the college's acute space deficit by building an approximately mixed-used facility with classrooms, computer labs, science labs, a 1, 000-seat auditorium, physical education facilities, administrative offices, student services, a nursing simulation center and a dental hygiene clinic.

The college's main campus is located on an urban, 42-acre ( 170, 000 m² ) site in downtown Lansing, Michigan spanning seven city blocks approximately two blocks from the state capital.

Progress Campus is Centennial's largest property, where approximately half of the college's students take classes.

On 26 February 1861, Matthew Vassar presented the college's Board of Trustees with a tin box containing half of his fortune, $ 408, 000 ( approximately $ 9, 700, 000 in 2008 dollars ) and a deed of conveyance for of land to establish the campus.

The original site of the college, first proposed in 2000 and located on approximately 300 acres northeast of Lake Mead Drive and Boulder Highway near downtown Henderson raised environmental concerns as it was located approximately one mile from a toxic waste storage facility, which prompted the Nevada Board of Regents in 2001 to select the college's present day site located west of U. S. Highway 95 in what was once the Wagon Wheel Industrial Park.

The 2011-2012 institutional operating budget is $ 14, 196, 481, which represents an approximately 14 % reduction from the college's 2010-2011 institutional operating budget of $ 16, 164, 734.

The earliest deed concerning the " Stanihurst " is held in the college's Arundell Library ; it dates from approximately 1200.

Despite huge increases in enrollment, however, the college's debt increased at an average rate of $ 100, 000 per month during the approximately 144 months that Robert's was president.

All of the college's courses include opportunities to obtain work experience, and many degree-level courses give the option of a 48-week paid placement, which takes place approximately halfway through the course.

Currently, wind power provides 100 % of the college's total electricity, and LEED -" certified " level must be met for all of the college's projects.

Despite Blair's claims that Andros was unsupportive, Andros donated the cost of the bricks to construct the college's chapel from his own funds, and convinced the House of Burgesses to approve funding of £ 100 per year for the college.

The college's Watson Library is a member of the OPAL ( Ohio Private Academic Libraries ) consortium and the OhioLINK consortium that provides an integrated catalog, e-resources, and more than 100 research databases.

In 1892, the structure now known as Luce Hall opened as the college's new home, at a cost of $ 100, 000.

Each year the foundation awards more than 100 scholarships to the college's students.

* 1933-At Oberlin College's centennial celebration, Terrell was recognized among the college's " Top 100 Outstanding Alumni ".

In response, the state argued that the college's requirement that faculty and staff members subscribe to the Christian religion amounted to discrimination, to which the college responded that the faculty religious test constituted a bona fide occupational qualification under existing federal employment law.

In addition to the college's permanent staff, faculty members at 2012 included well-known musicians such as Dimitri Alexeev, Barry Douglas, Håkan Hardenberger, John Lill, Colin Matthews, Sir Roger Norrington, Mark-Anthony Turnage, Roger Vignoles, and principals of the major London orchestras including the London Symphony, BBC Symphony, London Philharmonic, Philharmonia and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestras.

Although not the college's choice, Jegon extricated the college from its financial difficulties by instituting fellow commoners, who would stay for one or two years and were never technically members of the University.

The board, whose members are appointed and elected from amongst alumni, parents of students past and present, and the wider UCC community, selects the college's principal to manage the school's annual operation and head an executive committee composed of vice-principals, department heads, and administration staff.

Four of the 17 members of the college's board of governors come from the association board, including the President of the Association, and serve on the larger body for a three-year period.

The college's faculty, consisting of 16 members, was also established and headquartered at the main campus in Downtown.

" Critics of the Symposium, and the 1994 firings, have alleged that the Symposium was essentially a sham, designed to provide a pretext for the removal of faculty members to whom the college's president, Elizabeth Coleman, was hostile.

In 2009, she convened the Strategic Planning and Resource Council, composed of faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members and charged with developing a strategic plan to help define the college's future.

The NRK also operates the Japan Lutheran College in cooperation with the JELC and several members of the NRK sits on the college's Board of Regents.

The group performed in local churches and on campus over the next years, with members changing due to college's inevitable comings and goings.

as the principal common room for the college's undergraduate members.

During the college's annual commencement exercises, some graduating members identify their involvement by wearing medals featuring the society's symbol, an elongated quatrefoil.

Apart from his studies in the college's music department, Barrios was also well appreciated by members of the college's mathematics, journalism and literature departments.

Meanwhile, at West ’ s house, the coach has summoned members of the college's football team and ordered them to destroy the Twonky.

Further, in March 2006, five of the college's sixteen faculty members — Erik Root, Robert Stacey, Kevin Culberson, Todd Bates, and David Noe — resigned in protest, claiming that the President's interpretation of the Biblical Worldview policy restricted academic freedom.

The college's 20 varsity athletic teams play at the Division III level as members of the Commonwealth Coast Conference.

These have been issued to members of the college's athletics teams, to make them eligible to play ; otherwise they would fail to pass traditional subjects.

Two years after the chartering, the college opened its doors, and on September 17, 1838, the college's first president, Ignatius Alphonso Few, and three faculty members welcomed fifteen freshmen and sophomores.

Participants also are enrolled in an upper-level journalism seminar on Mondays with Knight Chair Haynes Johnson, one of the college's Pulitzer Prize winning faculty members.

He laid out the college's first botanical garden, became one of the original members of the Rhode Island Medical Society and American Academy of Arts and Sciences ; and one of the founders of the Rhode Island Society for the Encouragement of Domestic Industry.