Campus Novels & Stories

The first year of university was very carefree, as we were just starting off and had plenty of time to fool around. Del University has one of the largest campuses in the world. Extending over one hundred and sixty-one hectares, it features restaurants, parks, cycle paths, a botanical garden and a media center. It offers a lot of courses so there were many foreign students. I was one of them. The day I entered my flat assigned by the university, I met my flat mate Scarlett, who is now my best friend and now my part-time assistant. She said he had an accident a few years back. She had amnesia and has forgotten a few incidents of her life and we prefer not to tal

Point of view: I am April Jane Santisima, a simple person but known as one of the brightest students in the school of St. Patrick Academy but name famous known not an Academy but a University. The owner change it when her Son manage it. I simply want to be able to study without being aggrieved, but why do they harass me every day? What wrong have I done to them so that they repeatedly bully me especially Karen who is a well-known queen bee or better known as the evil queen of the campus because of her bad behavior.

As I step out of the car, the surrounding becomes vivid on the way to our building. Our campus is vast, quiet, and organized. I could hear only the sound of the expensive car engine and horn. The buildings are towering, complete with sports and academic facilities for rich kids. For the last four years in high school, the one I had was massive and had the same facilities for students, but it was noisy and overcrowded.

Please take care of me, Arkinstein. I got off the tricycle and paid the driver when we reached the gate entrance. Walking inside the campus is like an unfamiliar feeling that I just got to step into a castle. The campus is wide, clean, grass friendly and seems so nice to have chitchats everywhere. Students are being spread out right now talking with their friends, some are busy hooking up with their phones or books. The cliché thing of the first day. Sera texted me that she'll be late today. Maybe not that late that she'll be having an embarrassing excuse to their instructor. Just exactly, I don't know?

From the airport, we took a taxi to the university, but the driver didn’t even go into the city. The campus was outside town, surrounded by trees and greenery. Every building was a pristine white, and some were grouped close together. The girls’ dorm, boys’ dorm, and other residential buildings were near the laundry. The university had its own sports center with a pool, fields, and gym. The massive library was nestled among the academic buildings. Far from the dorms was the entertainment district, where there were fast food places and bakeries—and, I assumed, where the parties happened.

But for now she’ll be safe especially as she and I are not associated. The main building is an old half timbered country house with a thatched roof. The former stables have been converted to training facilities and old barns are the dormitories. The campus exudes history. “Ready to go inside Maddy?” Madeline's eagerness for this part of her life to start rolls of her. Her eyes are large and sparkling with enthusiasm. She can barely stand still. We enter the house and make our way to the administrators office to get our class schedules and the keys to our rooms.

And as he walked across the campus, he left a trail of admiring glances and flirtatious smiles in his wake, a testament to the enduring power of his charm and charisma. As Mino Lee walked across the university campus on his first day, he couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and nervousness. He had transferred from a different school, and everything about this new place felt unfamiliar. But as he made his way to his first class, he was suddenly confronted with a scene that made his heart skip a beat.

Now, here I am, about to tour a college campus - possibly my college campus. The campus of Deming Community College unfolds before us like a miniature city. Dominicus and I stroll hand in hand, taking in the sights and sounds of academic life. The main quad bustles with activity - students lounging on the grass, buried in books or engaged in animated conversations. We pass by the library, an imposing brick building with wide steps leading to its entrance. Through the large windows, I catch glimpses of students hunched over computers or browsing towering shelves of books. The sight fills me with a

I liked the sound of her humming off-key in the corner as she reads, and the tea going cold at my elbow, and the feeling of being in a room with someone, rather than just hiding in one. "This is nice," Astra said sleepily, curled at the back of my mind. "It is." "We should do this forever." "Let's not get ahead of ourselves." Then the map came to mind. I'd spent the first night in my dorm bent over the colour-coded campus plan the Dean had given me, with a red pen. The campus of Valemont University was enormous, but it was also divided. The west side held the lecture halls, the labs and the main library. The south held the dorms

With my help at admissions, and recommendation as a top student, Grace was able to enter a pathway program that had just begun so they were still taking pupils. She was attending the school to certify in coding then would gain a position in the school, most likely with the finance department. She was excited for a new opportunity not just as a student but for her life in general. However, since she was now a student Fenrir, I was allowed to show her all parts of the university, including the Hall of Trails “Holy shit! This place is way fancier than any other buildings you’ve sown me so far. Do you think the Moon Goddess is mad her temple is more modest than the place they prove who is most b