Sentence examples for campus from which from inspiring English sources

The emphasis on placements may lead us to neglect other modes of engaging with industry, both on and off campus, from which all students can benefit.

Unsatisfied after a year of school, both began to study architecture, first at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology at Lausanne and then at the institute's Zürich campus, from which they graduated in 1975.

"If that's not why you're doing this job, you ought to be doing something else," Mr. Schwarz said, as he strolled across the near deserted campus, from which many of the 4,000 students have left for the summer.

You are back this semester at UCLA, the campus from which Gov. Ronald Reagan had you fired.

If your institution has a large campus, or several campuses from which students may be arriving, it could be that they don't have sufficient time to change classes.

He made the comments criticizing "political correctness" on campus in a campus venue from which students were barred from attending while condemning" NFL players protesting racial inequality.

Reserves items must be returned to the campus library from which they were borrowed.

She graduated from the Newark campus of Rutgers, from which she also received a law degree.

The Rev. William McInnes performed the ceremony at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola on the campus of Boston College, from which the bride graduated.

The bride, 24, is the choral instructor at Westland Middle School in Bethesda, Md. She graduated magna cum laude from Westminster Choir College, on the Princeton campus of Rider University, from which she also received a master's in voice performance and pedagogy.

The bride, 31, and the bridegroom, 32, graduated from Rutgers in New Brunswick, N.J., and later met at the Newark campus of Rutgers, from which they both received master's degrees in English.