Sentence examples for famed university from inspiring English sources

Rumours went wild on Twitter recently that the famed university press had abandoned the Oxford comma.

Oxford, home of the famed University of Oxford, is the county seat.

That site was uncovered by famed University of Cincinnati archaeologist Carl Blegen in 1939.

Beyond seeking a measure of college student achievement, more colleges — especially the famed research universities that attract the brightest students — should focus on good instruction.

Cambridge is famed for its university, and first-time visitors should definitely spend a day punting along the Backs, where the Cam winds past the famous water meadows behind King's College, Trinity and St John's.

But they expected more support from a university famed for its liberal activism.

Put positively, we will continue to foster our welcoming, embracing, nurturing community of friendship in diversity - for which Harvard Hillel is justly famed, in this University and beyond.

German universities, famed in history and noted for their enormous contributions to learning, especially in the 19th and early 20th centuries, have been severely strained by the swelling numbers of students and changing social conditions that have taxed the traditional structures of the universities beyond their capacities or accustomed functions.

Joe Paterno, the university's famed head coach who had been alerted to at least one of Sandusky's attacks on a boy, was fired, went into a kind of exile and was dead of cancer within months.

He contributed the original manuscript of his famed theory to the university when it was founded in 1925, four years after he was awarded the Nobel prize in physics.

But she regrouped and resumed her studies, graduating in 1971 from Gallaudet University, the famed school for the deaf, and earning a master's degree in special education for the blind from Columbia University in 1989.