Sentence examples for university echo from inspiring English sources

But she and a handful of other female as well as male senior faculty members at the nation's oldest university echo the chief concerns of their MIT colleagues: too few women and too little respect and power for the few who are there.

The Taiwanese essayist Lung Yingtai, who now teaches at Hong Kong University, echoes this sentiment.

MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY "Echoes in the Wind," featuring the Western Wind vocal ensemble and the Montclair State University Choir and Chamber Singers.

Lecturers in the new universities echoed her comments.

That unusual admission by one of the nation's most prestigious universities echoed far beyond campus.

Other universities echoed those thoughts.

The president's remarks, delivered to several thousand students in the university gymnasium, echoed the theme of his State of the Union address last month.

The street style on the university campuses echoes that of the rest of the country, with girls tending to wear the north Indian salwaar kameez over jeans and a top, and boys tending to wear jeans or trousers with a shirt or t-shirt.

With clean energy sources becoming more competitive each day, fossil fuel interests continue to spread misinformation in an effort to slow the deployment of sustainable energy solutions, and are now using universities to echo their anti-clean energy message.

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And universities have echoed this statement, with Imperial College London and the University of York both reporting that increasing numbers of students are asking to attend counselling.