The phrase "alumni life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the experiences, activities, and community associated with individuals who have graduated from an institution, typically a university or college.
Example: "Participating in alumni life can help graduates stay connected with their peers and the institution."
Alternatives: "graduate life" or "alumni experience".
Luther College's three-year-old externship program originated as a way of re-engaging alumni in campus life.
Each year's list is five months in the making, and is drawn up during biweekly meetings by Scav judges, a group of about thirty undergraduates and alumni who serve life terms as the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the Scav government.
The aim of this study was to investigate the rate at which the alumni of basic life support courses witnessed and intervened in out-of-hospital emergency situations, and to identify the variables characterizing those alumni associated with a greater number of witnessing events and interventions.
The amendment was defeated, and a separate amendment was proposed and approved that changed the wording to say, "All active, alumni, inactive, and life members of the Fraternity be of the male sex".
He was a devoted alumnus throughout his life: he was the president of the Stern School Alumni Association and the NYU Alumni Federation, and an associate trustee of the University.
Mr. Panitch, a drama professor at the University of Alabama (most of the performers onstage are university alumni), has brought to life a frequently voiced opinion among everyday sinners: "Who wants to go to heaven?
Levin sees the breadth of Toronto's academic offering, its vibrant student life, history, alumni and pleasant surroundings as highly marketable aspects – "so those are the are the kind of messages we want to communicate".
Walker also sought to improve the state of student life and alumni relations by supporting the creation of a gymnasium, dormitories, and the Technology Club which served to foster a stronger identity and loyalty among the largely commuter student body.
Contact between faculty and alumni also aids real-life, useful research.
