The phrase "alumni love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the affection or support that former students have for their school or university, often in contexts related to alumni events or gatherings.
Example: "The alumni love for their alma mater was evident during the reunion, as many shared fond memories and stories."
Alternatives: "alumni affection" or "alumni pride".
Yes, many of the bowl games match teams that only alumni could love in exotic locales like Shreveport, La., and Pontiac, Mich.
If there are still so many alumni who love Paterno unabatedly, perhaps they can pool the money to buy the statue and cart it away, and let the university use the proceeds to help settle the many civil judgments it will surely have to pay.
Since I moved to Kentucky to attend college five years ago, and chose to stay put as an alumnus, in love with this region and state, I've been inspired by the effort of organizations like Kentuckians for the Commonwealth that work tirelessly to inspire our state to be even better.
Although university administrators and even those creating the rankings play down their accuracy and their significance, journalists, members of the public, and university alumni seem to love the lists and to wonder why their favorite school isn't higher up.
I have found a similar spirit among other Hampton alumni and I would love for my son to have that kind of higher education experience.
I didn't have anything in mind, but I had just assembled Cal Arts photos for putting online for alumni friends—and he loved them.
With its bare bones rhythms, single key synth lines and breathy spoken vocals, "Face The Truth" by Hercules & Love Affair alumnus Shaun J. Wright and fellow Chicago producer Alinka taps into the minimalist spirit of the Windy City's early house music anthems by the likes of Robert Owens and Larry Heard.
Greg Pak, a filmmaker and another Yale alumnus, said he loves to attend the festival.
But he achieved his dream as a graduate student by attending Yale Divinity, from which he obtained a master's degree in 1993, and now says he is a blue-blooded Yale alumnus who dearly loves his alma mater.
On the dove-to-hawk scale, this Sandhurst alumnus leans hawkish: "I would love to see war banned, but it's not going to happen.
