| adviser/advisor PLNU uses advisor.
all right Do not use “alright.”
anyone / any one Use one word if it’s an indefinite reference.
Example: Anyone could pass such an easy exam. That other school is not selective; they accept anyone who applies.
Use two words when referring to any single member of a specific group.
Example: Any one of the students can answer that question. I don’t care which baseball player I get to interview; I’ll be happy to talk to any one of them.
awhile / a while Use awhile as an adverb and a while in a prepositional phrase.
Example: He plans to stay awhile. He plans to stay for a while.
board of directors Capitalize when used as part of proper name (The San Diego Alzheimer’s Association Board of Directors).
Lowercase when used before a proper name (the board of directors of San Diego Make-A-Wish Foundation). The same rule applies to board of trustees, board of managers and board of regents.
campuswide (no hyphen)
Not campus-wide
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