Sentence examples for university introduced from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the university introduced John Calipari as its men's basketball coach.

An innovation unit within the university introduced her to her now business partner, technologist Roger Ashby.

Originally a fictional university introduced in William Makepeace Thackeray's novel Pendennis: "'Rough and ready, your chum seems,' the Major said.

An article on Thursday about the good relationship between the Seminole Tribe of Florida and Florida State University misstated, in some editions, the year in which the university introduced a pregame routine featuring the mascot Chief Osceola at football games.

Hours earlier, the university introduced Bobby Petrino, who was fired by Arkansas in April for a scandal involving an affair with a female staff member, as their new coach.

But since 2008, when the university introduced the "Melbourne Model," all undergraduate students have been required to enroll in one of six degree programs where they are required to take "breadth" courses from outside their own faculty.

Mr Harris added that the student's union would insist the university introduce additional financial support for those students with a greater need.

More than an announcer, he was a one--man jazz university, introducing the music and its lore to generations of Southern Californians.

But the interest rate on state-guaranteed bank loans to students at newer private universities, introduced in 2006, was fixed at 5.8%.

In the early to mid-2000s, flagshipgshIsraelieli selective universities introduced a voluntary need-blind and color-blind affirmative action policy for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

The newly founded universities introduced Indian intellectuals to Western thought, particularly to the empiricist, utilitarian, and agnostic philosophies in England, and John Stuart Mill, Jeremy Bentham, and Herbert Spencer became the most influential thinkers in the Indian universities by the end of the century.