Section 2.15 - O

• Hyphenate “off-campus” when used as a compound modifier preceding a noun. 

Correct: SGA plans several off-campus activities each month.

• Do not hyphenate “off campus” when used as a compound modifier following a noun. 

Correct: SGA arranged for transportation for the concert held off campus.

offices (see “departments and offices — nonacademic”)

• Do not hyphenate.
• This is one word, not two.

• Capitalize the first “O” and “LINK.”
• This is one word, not two.

• Hyphenate “on-campus” when used as a compound modifier preceding a noun.

Correct: The new club will have monthly on-campus meetings.

• Do not hyphenate “on campus” when used as a compound modifier following a noun. 

Correct: Design students will exhibit their work on campus at the end of the year.

• This is a gospel choir that is open to the Cedarville family. It is made up of students and some faculty and staff.
• In the first reference use “OneVoice Gospel Choir.” In subsequent references within the same publication “OneVoice” is acceptable.
• Capitalize “O” and “V” in “OneVoice.”
• “OneVoice” is one word, not two.

• Do not hyphenate.
• This is one word, not two.