Just 11 amazing photos of Bond University

And just admiring the view

Bondies, we miss you. Campus misses you. And chances are, you’re missing it too.

While Semester 2 studies will be conducted remotely, the things you know and love about Bond will be here when you return.

But for now, here are 11 photos to fill that Arch-shaped hole in your life.

On main campus, and at the Bond Institute of Health and Sport
We'll see you again soon
Campus is looking quiet these days...But still beautiful
If we may say so ourselves..
The Bond Swimming Club is looking forward to getting back into the pool at the Aquatic Centre, opened last year
And the Rugby Club and its supporters are missing weekend games and cheers from the Fabian Fay Rugby Clubhouse
But the ADCO Amphitheatre will be back to hosting Wednesday By The Water’s weekly sausage sizzle soon
The Abedian School of Architecture will be here when you return
And the Arch, of course
We’ll be back together soon, meeting friends next to the names of the 26,727 graduates inscribed on Limitless

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