The phrase "acting university" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a university that is temporarily fulfilling certain roles or functions, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The acting university for this program will be announced next semester."
Alternatives: "interim university" or "temporary university".
I'm planning to do archaeology and acting at university.
I thought he would do acting at university, but he studied French.
Now 50, he served in the army for two years after high school, then studied acting at university.
Although she enrolled as a student at the University of Rome in 1938, she continued to devote a good deal of time to acting in university plays and on radio.
Although his degree was in law, he decided to pursue his love of acting – at university, he had thrown himself into amateur dramatics and his contemporaries included film star Rachel Weisz and comedian Sue Perkins.
It is a useful cliché for once, since not only does the commission -- acting for university presidents -- own the barn (the pro-style college arena) and the horse (the pro-style student-athlete) but the stench and ground cover is farmlike.
For Mr. Arain will not be donning the gold-trimmed robe of chancellor or assuming duties that include, according to the university, acting as an arbiter in certain university disputes, presiding at official ceremonies and making ceremonial speeches in Latin.
"Students should be able to make films, write books or compose paintings without their university acting as a moral censor," he said.
Mr. Kerrey, a former senator and governor from Nebraska, called the meeting with the deans as a first step in repairing the breach, and acknowledged it had been a mistake to name himself acting provost, the university's chief academic officer.
Previously, first-year students tended to be registered en masse by their college or university acting as "head of the household", which ensured almost 100% registration.
