Campus Novels & Stories

she quizzed, trying to divert the topic. Xavier hummed, "Yes since this is more of a...heritage, special occasions are organized in this castle while the main building is almost like a miniature replica of this one, if we go a little further we will reach the senior's hostel," he further explained. Erica nodded. The campus was a lot bigger than she had initially assumed. The whole campus was cushioned by the woods. She couldn't help but think that living here without any other recreation might not be that exciting. She loved this place but it did get a tad bit boring as one had to drive several miles before they reached the main

Jake and Firash walked ahead, talking softly while the girls trailed behind. "Where are we?" Ellie asked softly. "This is the very back of campus. The infirmary is the farthest north you can go on campus before you hit the forest. These buildings here," Sam gestured to their right, "are the science and medical school buildings. Those over to the left are the high school buildings where we will be spending most of our time, and those in the center are the arts and humanities buildings." They walked along the cobblestone until they came back to their dormitory, the glow of the lamps lighting their way. Dense forest surrounded the

We went to the school of business, the major I was enrolled in. “Your campus is huge!” exclaimed Jess almost as soon as we arrived. “Carlton is nothing compared to this.” I couldn’t help but laugh. “Carlton is just a high school, this is a university. You can’t compare the two.” I nudged her arm jokingly.

She assumes today is no different than any other day and Isaac will be too busy with his Alpha training to show up. Getting the tour information at the front desk, she joins the line of awaiting students as they set off around the campus, the guide stopping every so often to point out the different buildings and what they are, showing students where they can spend leisure time and hangout between classes, and where they can grab food.

“That’s an amazing legend.” “The power that runs through it is ingrained in this earth’s very essence. There is no longer any alpha or one pack in the region. To this day, no alpha can claim this land. It means that the land is safe from blood-hate and pack war. It’s physically impossible—the biggest alpha command known to date. The ground has remained neutral—this it’s Switzerland if you will.” I took a deep breath and smiled. “Soon after, Kempthorne University opened, and the Canadian packs started sending their members for higher education here. Many rival pack members walk around this campus, but they physically can’t act on their opposing views.” I looked

plural uni·ver·si·tie 1: an institution of higher learning providing facilities for teaching and research and authorized to grant academic degrees; specifically : one made up of an undergraduate division which confers bachelor's degrees and a graduate division which comprises a graduate school and professional schools each of which may confer master's degrees and doctorates Nakuyom ko ang kamao ko ng wala sa oras. What the hell I'm doing in front of a fucking school?! Agad kong hinanap ang numiro ni Sarreth at masama ang loob na tinawagan ito. "What? I just left, Celare. What's wrong?" Bungad sa akin ni Sarreth sa kabilang linya.

"The son of the former Alpha took his place. But like the others, the council did not know his son. But believe me... he is stronger than the former alpha. That day...I sense the true meaning of nightmare." After we rode the pegasus we got to their university right away. Highschool is separate from college so I can’t be with Aikee in a building. He was with Ashley while I was with Ace and Vincent in the same building. Their campus is spacious compared to the universities in the center. There are also a lot of trees and the buildings look old -fashioned but very beautiful to look at. I can see six buildings. Two on the other side and four on the other side. It

Erica's POV It was a long ride but we finally arrived at Franstar college. It was a very big school filled with students from all works of life. Campus life is a different world of its own. As I scanned through the various buildings and artworks that littered across the campus. My Dad got a spot to park his car and we all alighted. Beatrice's Dad had a last-minute appointment which he could not afford to miss, so he pleaded with my Dad to take Beatrice with us.

It started out as a friendly night out, just a couple of beers at a quiet pub in the gallery. The gallery was a row of cafes, pubs, and restaurants about fifteen minutes away from campus where students from all the Universities in Gastonburry blend in like a melting pot. It was the only area for nightlife other than the two clubs they had for more lively entertainment.

When I’d been applying to university this had been one of my options, but it wasn’t sat on the coast, so I’d put it low down on my list. I locked the car and hefted my bag up higher on my shoulder. The car park I was in looked fancy, with barren trees secured in iron fencing scattered across its expanse. Cyrus had told me this one was closest to the building his office was in, but I’d driven past a few others on my way here. The campus seemed bigger than Bournehurst’s, but that had been halved, with the humanities clustered together on one side of town and the sciences on the other. Perhaps together they would have been this intimidating.