Noun
All the students (pupils) enrolled at an educational institution.
The student body held its annual all-school meeting to discuss prom night.
(American football slang) A football play in which most of the players run to one side of the field.
student body left
student body right
Faith Native Garrison Seitz was elected to his second term as Student Body Treasurer at North Carolina State University, representing approximately 37,000 students at the university, N.C. State Board of Trustees, and UNC Board of Governors. Source: Internet
Homecoming is known as a time of fun for Carlmont students, but the drawbacks COVID-19 has caused make it a tough event for the Associated Student Body (ASB) to tackle. Source: Internet
The school’s Associated Student Body (ASB) is holding a “Virtual Spirit Week” challenge, in which students and staff members are encouraged to take “selfies,” which if properly tagged will be posted to the ASB’s Instagram page. Source: Internet
The Senate lays down the guidelines for the functions of the executives, their associated councils, the Gymkhana Festivals and other matters pertaining to the Student body at large. Source: Internet
People Student body Williams enrolled 2,052 undergraduate students and 54 graduate students in 2012. Source: Internet
Student body Admissions In recent years, annual numbers of applications for freshman admission have exceeded 50,000. Source: Internet