Camp(L)us is a pedestrian bridge which makes university grounds more inclusive to outsiders. The bridge plays out at the edges of the institution (around, above, adjacent) where phyiscal space belongs to neither the insider or the outsider. There, this free space hosts art-based forms of activism, giving them a home, without the threat of removal or rejection. The makred, tagged, painted, and knitted-on public pedestrian walks become a permanent part of the campus, and, by extension, a permanent part of the city.