Sentence examples for academic graffiti from inspiring English sources

In 1971, W. H. Auden published one of his famous light poems, "Academic Graffiti" in the magazine, which featured such stanzas as "Lord Byron / Once succumbed to a Siren" and "Charles Dickens / Could find nothing to say to chickens".

As recently as August 2016, sexual assault complaints against UBC students were handled under the school's non-academic misconduct process, which critics say is primarily designed for in-residence infractions like graffiti or theft.

An academic zone of six universities built in the '60s and '70s, it's a place where graffiti-covered housing blocks crumble, rusted fences line overgrown fields, and Soviet-made cars decay on cracked sidewalks.

The graffiti.

Graffiti artists?

Banksy graffiti?

Dutch graffiti.

Graffiti saved my life".

Graffiti marked the walls.

Instead, there was graffiti.

Call it graffiti tourism.