The phrase "a student running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a student who is in the act of running, often in contexts related to sports, physical education, or a narrative.
Example: "I saw a student running across the campus to make it to class on time."
Alternatives: "a student sprinting" or "a student jogging".
Because it owns the honeycombed buildings the school uses, the meeting is liable if a student running to class should fall and sustain an injury.
"Ask me, I voted for them," shouted Amber, a student running across Barnsley's precinct to give her views, but not her surname.
It is not unusual for Officer Sheppard to mediate an argument between two students in the dean's office, for example, or cross Tinton Avenue to the housing project and climb the stairs, walk the halls, in a vertical sweep for truants, and end up at the corner of the school, a favorite spot among thugs looking to steal a Starter jacket from a student running late.
This is something I struggled with in running a company, trying to balance being a student, running companies, being an athlete and being part of a fraternity".
Allie Tollaksen is a student at the University of Notre Dame where she writes about music and movies for a student-run paper, The Observer.
So volunteer to look after a student, run a piece of equipment, or take charge of part of a research project.
ALIX: SPEAK OUT is a student run organization determined to put a stop to bullying.
Nitesh co-founded Rough Draft Ventures, a student run venture initiative in which student entrepreneurs can receive up to $25k to fund their new start-up.
It is a student run station with General Manager Mark Maben at helm as a full-time faculty member.
The organization CARPOOL, a student run, safe ride program has provided over 179,000 free rides (as of January 2011) to Aggies unable to transport themselves home.
(There is no UC campus in Chico; there is a student-run farm at UC Davis).
