Campus Bullying Novels & Stories

“Back to the two pups—it’s clear that Forster wasn’t the first one to attack. She only acted according to the bad stimulus—the bullying. You are the one who said that we avoid that kind of disturbing incident, that’s why we isolated our pups from human students in the city. So funny, you fail to know the difference.” “We don’t allow bullying on our campus—that’s the number one rule,” one elder said, and everybody nodded. Except for Kubu. I understand his contradictions to the flow of the meeting though. Kyla Copper was his great-granddaughter. They were both relatives of former Alpha Gary. I sat back on my chair. “Rest assured that I will give fair judgment to both sides. We will not be need

Gary smiled and walked to his mother “a dog just crossed my path when I had a tray of food in my hands.” His mother raised her eyebrow “dog??? dogs are allowed on your campus?” Gary laughed “yeah I guess someone set is pet lose in the dog show that was held on the campus.” “huh?” she got confused but something came to her mind “Or did someone bully you,” Gary’s mom asked being curious. “Mom, do you think anyone can bully me?” Gary said with a proud face. she laughed and patted on his shoulder “that’s true… Go and change now I’ll get you something to eat later.”

But then my chest tightened as another memory surfaced. Last time, Nicole didn't just accuse me of plagiarism. She went online and did a livestream, claiming I bullied her on campus. She sat in front of the camera crying. With tears rolling down her cheeks, her innocent face pulled everyone in. Overnight, she had the internet on her side. The comments were brutal. [Wow. Didn't know bullies like that still existed in college. We can't let her keep hurting people.] [Poor Nicole. She got bullied and cheated out of her work! Kelsey's pure evil.]

I hit my head with my hands, trying to push away the confusing thoughts as I continued walking to class. The final bell rang and I hesitated to leave the classroom. I knew what awaited me outside; a group of bullies, ready to pounce on me. I waited for everyone to leave, but it seemed like they were taking their own sweet time. As I was lost in my thoughts, I suddenly felt something cold and wet dripping on my head. I gasped in shock and looked back to see Steve's friends, grinning at me. They had poured water on me. My shirt was soaked, and my skin was visible from underneath. I felt a pang of embarrassment and shame wash over me.

Sobbing pitifully, Natasha showed the bruises on her arms and claimed I had secretly hit her in a place with no one else around. "She's tormenting me to death! She humiliates me and hits me every day. She says she'll make sure my life is a living hell for the next four years. I really don't know what else I can do. Maybe death is my only way out." The comments flooded in like crazy as everyone comforted her and tried to talk her off the ledge. They also called me a witch and ranted at the school for not taking any action against me. Campus bullying had always been an issue that ignited much fury in others. When the viewers saw how pitiful Natasha seemed after

‘‘Can you tell me more about them,’’ he requested. ‘‘Every day when I come to school, theses students hatch up plans to make sure I suffer and I can’t even concentrate on my studies, almost two weeks ago, one of the bullies was smoking in the parking lot after school and I was passing by, he saw me and grabbed me by force before taking his hot cigarette that was lit and pressing it on my neck and back,’’ I explained. He shook his head as he assed the gravity of the situation. ‘‘Are you sure that that is happening in my own school, under my nose, Maslow High School is bigger than such allegations, ‘’ he fumed.

She knew that Brian was the aggressor, and he targeted Josh, who consistently found himself the victim of bullying. In fact, Josh's grandfather specifically sent her to this college with a clear mission: to ensure Josh's safety and well-being. Her primary objective was to prevent Josh from getting into trouble or facing harassment from others. It was a direct mandate to protect Josh and ensure he could navigate his college experience without fear of being targeted or mistreated.

said Ria's grandmother. "Call us immediately if anyone is bullying you. Ragging is banned in the colleges now but many don't report it," said Ria's uncle. "Don't go around with those who are least bothered with their studies. Hanging around with such students will deviate you from your studies," said Ria's grandfather.

However, when I saw my father rushing over, I let down my guard, as I felt that I finally had someone who would support me. “Dad…” Before I could call out to him, my father glanced at Jimmy and immediately walked toward me. He slapped me forcefully. He pointed at me and yelled, “How many times have I told you not to bully others in school? Why have you turned into such a disobedient kid?” I wanted to defend myself, but my cheek was burning with pain. My words were stuck in my throat. Jimmy became even more obnoxious after that. He would get people to hit me in an alley way. I tried to fight, but he pulled out a photo of my dad at his food stand.

"Something's happened." "What's wrong? Why are you in such a rush?" Rebecca asked, reaching out to steady her hyperventilating friend. Jenny's eyes were red with suppressed anger. She shoved her phone screen into Rebecca's face. "Just look at this!" It displayed a post with an eye-catching title: [Shocking! True Colors Exposed Yet Again—Campus Bullying Caught on Video!] Embedded right below the headline was a short clip that had been maliciously edited to only show the part in the bathroom after Rebecca had gotten dressed—specifically, the moment she dealt with Beatrice.