The phrase "a time when campus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period or event related to a campus setting, such as a university or school.
Example: "There was a time when campus life was more vibrant and filled with student activities."
Alternatives: "an era when campus" or "a period when campus".
John G. Roberts Jr. arrived at Harvard in the fall of 1973, a nascent conservative from a Catholic boarding school in the Republican Midwest, transplanted to Cambridge, Mass., at a time when campus conservatism seemed to be in hibernation.
However, he added: "Today, in a time when campus bureaucrats see students as too vulnerable - or too easily led - to listen to difficult ideas, the entire purpose of the academy is being undermined, and the bar for censorship is only getting lower.
After his discharge, they married, and he finished college, at a time when campuses were not welcoming to Viet vets.
At a time when campuses nationwide are struggling with issues of diversity, Florida has created two new law schools at universities with high minority enrollment in an effort to bring more blacks and Hispanics into legal careers without using affirmative action.
The scandals have erupted at a time when US campuses have become the flashpoint for debates over the first amendment, anti-fascist organizing and social justice, with some far-right commentators raising their profiles by arguing that liberal universities are "silencing" them.
All semester, our class has been discussing race in America at a time when college campuses across the nation are engaged in debate over the issue.
But "Continental Divide" arrives at a time when the theater campus is already roused.
Named for the Swahili word that means "to create," Kuumba dates to 1970, when a group of black undergraduate students formed on the backdrop of "a time when things across campus, and the nation, were particularly difficult for people of color," according to the group's president, LeShae Henderson '16.
The College Park mural comes at a time when funds for campus beautification projects are hard to come by, said Principal Julie McCormick.
The announcement came after The Bay Citizen disclosed the costly housing ordeal last week, provoking criticism at a time when the 10-campus U.C. system is facing one of the worst financial crises in its history.
But at a time when guns-on-campus activists could be putting their tails -- or perhaps their rifles -- between their legs, they have a different, somewhat optimistic message.
