Campus Bullying Novels & Stories

The next day rolled in and the event that transpired yesterday at a certain washroom immediately became a hot topic within the campus. Agatha Moore' sister was bullied, the elder sister slapped the bully to death. Then everyone involved was scolded severely by the teachers and guidance counseling staffs. It was made into a big issue due to the involved parties. Students were talking about how it all started between a lackey of a campus goddess and a sister of another campus goddess. The matter had been exaggerated in just a few verbal renditions.

Chapter Seven: The boy who stepped in North Fall University had always felt large to Freya, but now it felt hostile. Eyes followed her everywhere. Whispers curled through hallways like smoke, sharp and suffocating. Her name no longer belonged to her. It had become a punchline, a warning, a convenient outlet for rage. The offline bullying was even far worse than the online bullying. She called all sort of names. “Desperate liar.” “Obsessive fan.” “Attention seeking nobody.”

My day is just starting but they are already ruining it. "Look, I don't know what's your problem with me. But whatever is it, I don't really care. All I want is to study, so leave me alone," I said firmly. Honestly, I badly want to know what's the problem. But then, its also possible that they are just the usual bullies of the campus. I didn't know it's still a trend in college. I thought this act is only for grade schoolers. Again, they only laugh.

However, the problems they made were enough to tarnish the name of the campus. After a long discussion, the dean finally decided to expel them both. "Keenan, even though you are an outstanding student, but your actions have gone too far and violated the norms. And for you, Mr. Raga, bullying is a very taboo act in this campus. You are both guilty, with a heavy heart you are expelled from this campus." Raga and Keenan looked very surprised to hear the decision from the dean. They tried to beg the dean not to expel them, but it seemed that the decision had already been made.

“Go ahead, dear.” Stacey gripped the podium — “What Bullying Looks Like.” She swallowed. “Bullying isn’t always physical,” she said softly. “It can be laughter. It can be humiliation. It can be… being reminded of your worst moments again and again.” Some students shifted in their seats, the earlier laughter dying off. Her voice steadied. “It can happen anywhere. In school. Online. In front of your whole class. And the worst part is… the victim doesn’t forget it. Ever.”

She always does. Moving means another school and having to adjust and face maybe even worse bullying. I cried myself to sleep, refusing to eat dinner or even have breakfast before leaving the house the next morning. As soon as I arrived at school, something even worse spoiled my mood. Jace Carter. The school’s hottest jock and the nation’s golden boy. At the age of sixteen, he managed to get into the national hockey team and is barely around for classes. In sophomore year, he had called me “spear-chucker” in front of the entire cafeteria because I bought dumplings for lunch.

I stuttered as I cut the pork that was our dish. “Hey, Luna! Be careful because we don’t know what will happen when you fight Lucas,” Urica said weakly to her. I stabbed the pork when I noticed the group of girls were doing to a student who was crouching behind Urica. They laugh at the bowed woman. Mu eyebrows met as they poured milk over the student food. My palm was clenched and I was about to stand up when Lindsay stopped me. “Don’t mess with them. Don’t bring the bullying you did at our old school here on campus. It’s different there, it’s different here. Their parents are influential people,” said Lindsay, who was also looking at those groups. .

Thorne’s face darkened, terrifyingly so, as he slowly approached Hayden and Soren. “Campus bullying is far worse than embezzling class funds. This behavior is absolutely intolerable.” Hayden’s lips quivered; his forced composure finally crumbled. “Mr. Thorne, we were just joking…” “Joking?” Mr. Thorne’s voice surged. “Four years of continuous exclusion—is that a joke?” Soren suddenly broke down. “It was all Hayden’s idea! He said Everett doesn’t fit in and needed to be taught a lesson…” “You’re lying!” Hayden screamed hysterically.

"Today, in my daughter Mallory's name, we officially establish the Anti-Campus Bullying Special Fund. This foundation will provide legal assistance and psychological support to every student who suffers bullying but has no strength to resist. We will not accept donations of any kind. Leighton Corp. will fund everything." As a thunderous applause filled the room, my dad handed me the microphone. I stepped forward and looked out at the sea of eyes—reporters, university representatives, and several students who had reached out to the new foundation after experiencing bullying themselves. My voice carried clearly across the hall. "Hello, everyone. My name is Mallo

I murmur, my nails digging into the jacket. Her swollen lips twist. “What did you just say?” ** Bullying is a harmful and destructive behavior that affects people of all ages and backgrounds. It occurs when someone uses power, force, threats, or other forms of coercion to scare, humiliate, or control another person. Bullying can take many forms, from school bullying to workplace harassment, and can have a profound impact on the victim's mental and emotional well-being.