Campus Novels & Stories

Angela clicked on another link. “Okay,” she said. “Let’s try this one..... It's apparently the best.” I leaned closer to the laptop. The page loaded slowly, and then a picture appeared on the screen. I froze for a second. It was a picture of a university campus. There were large buildings, green lawns, students walking around with backpacks, and in the middle of it all was a huge sign with the name of the university. “Oh, my God.” Angela laughed. “You said that already.”

I got up and went to the college. As usual , I'm late and after hearing tons of lectures from the Head of the department and program coordinator, I'm allowed to enter the class. I sat on my place , and took a snap of the female staff who is teaching and I sent it to my snap group. Her class is hell boring , so I started to watch reels and I felt like keenly observed by someone. I ran my eyes all over the class and I caught HER staring at me. She averted her gaze as she noticed me.

Holding onto the railing, we sped off down the driveway towards the main campus. After about fifteen minutes, the campus came into sight. I truly don't think either one of us was prepared to see how enormous or how beautiful this place truly was. “It is magnificent, isn't it?” Alpha Leon muttered with a touch of pride in his voice. Outstretched before us were at least twenty to thirty brick buildings, an amphitheater carved into the onyx-colored mountainside, and fountains and their surroundings still covered in crisp white drifts of snow, but what really stood out were the hundreds of students milling about, laughing and enjoyi

AVA. Blackwood Institute Sports Complex. The grass brushed lightly against my sneakers as I shifted my weight from one foot to the other, my fingers loosely wrapped around the strap of my bag. The evening air carried a faint chill, but it wasn’t enough to settle the heat simmering under my skin. Four days. Just four days on this campus, and I had already learned more than I ever wanted to. Not everyone smiles at you because they like you. Some smile because they’ve already decided where you belong.

I can easily pull it off! Right now I just hope nobody will come and sit near me. The bus has more than 50 seats and only one student each from 36 schools across our state is participating in this camp. So, I guess I don't need to worry so much right now. There are many empty seats in the front. Nobody is going to come to me.

I know I’m in a new continent and all but doesn’t campus generally refer to a college? Rhemir was speaking again so I didn’t have the opportunity to seek clarification. “How about you give me your number and I will call you tomorrow about the tour?” It was Sarah all over again. “Uh, I don’t have a phone right now. Are you leaving school?” “Yes, I need to be somewhere right now. Why don’t you have a phone?’ “No particular reason, but my mum and I will pick one out soon.” “Alright. What’s your woo handle?”

Even if we can't draw a clear line, at least we can maintain a peaceful and symbiotic relationship with her efforts. At this moment, the phone rings. "Kim! You damned women! The ceremony has begun. Why haven't you come yet? You're not backing outright?" *************************** It's Alex. This reminds her of the party tonight. Provence Hall University is the largest campus in Strait city. Multi building are designed with high-end atmosphere, the building are covered with gold glass, and there are special places for students to socialize. Kim and Lily walk into the cafeteria on the third floor. It's full of men and women. Girls from the design department and

It refuses to accept students out of Region City where it’s located in. “No wonder the campus is in such a jungle. ” Lei pulls into the road of the outer radius of the campus. The houses surrounding the university are made completely out of wood, just like log cabins at a resort, with trees dividing them from other house which appear scattered amongst the area. It’s absolutely beautiful, but there is no one around as we pass by except cars ahead of us heading towards the university. “It’s weird.” I frown at the deserted road. Suddenly, a squirrel flashes out from the woods and winces at me. And then a rabbit, a hedgehog, even a

I walk slower than usual, headphones in but no music playing, just trying to keep the world at a distance for as long as I can. Campus is already buzzing. People are moving in little clusters—laughing, heading to class, pretending it’s all effortless. I keep my head down as I cut through the Commons, the open plaza between the library and the performing arts center. It’s usually where announcements are made, student protests staged, club fairs set up. A sort of unspoken center stage for the university. So when I hear the murmurs—gasps, laughter, even some applause—I almost ignore it.

In the distance, she could see more buildings, probably lecture halls and libraries, and beyond that, an open field that seemed to stretch out endlessly. Lune stood there for a moment, taking it all in. She had seen pictures of universities before, but nothing compared to seeing it up close like this. The campus had an air of prestige and elegance, the kind of place where important things happened. For a moment, she felt small, standing in the middle of it all, but then excitement began to build in her chest. “This is really happening,” she whispered to herself, her lips curling into a small smile. “I’m actually here.”