Sentence examples for college whose from inspiring English sources

Her generous, wise counsel immeasurably strengthened the College whose mission she so passionately embraced.

SOAS, says Brown, was a college whose standing and ethos rested upon sound empirical study.

Brandeis is hardly the only college whose endowment has contracted sharply.

That's not easy, especially for a college whose alumni are mainly women.

Music played at a concentration camp may seem odd for a college whose focus is law enforcement.

At that time, Claire Gaudiani was president of the college, whose campus is next door to the museum.

Located in Oriel Square, the college has the distinction of being the oldest royal foundation in Oxford (a title formerly claimed by University College, whose claim of being founded by King Alfred is no longer promoted).

Now unemployed, he is taking a class at Lorain County Community College, whose main campus is in nearby Elyria.

Others — including Columbian College, whose medical school had succumbed to fire — had to purchase or build new facilities.

He was also educated privately and went to Marlborough College, whose most recent alumni include the Duchess of Cambridge.

Foremost among them were the United Jewish Appeal and Baruch College, whose main campus building and library bear their names.