It is all right here on campus

I saw it in a article and
I confused about ""all right here"".
I guessed it means “ just” or “completely”?
So i wanna ask whether "all right here" is a regular phrase or "all right"can be used as a adverb? ile örnek cümleler göster.Mümkün olduğunca günlük ifadeyi bana anlat.

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"All right here on campus" can mean a couple of different things. The first example could be an expression to show diesbelief. it is hard to explain but it is basically saying that something bad/really good happened somewhere and the speaker is trying express that they can't believe that it had happened there. An example could be, "Last week, 4 murders happened in Chicago. And they were all (the speaker stresses this part) right here(every murder happened here) on campus!" Or another example could be, "Today a big box of treasure was found in Pennsylvania and it is all right here (all of the treasure is located here) on campus!" And the other meaning of "all right here" could mean fine, okay, calm, etc. Some examples could be, "I moved to Texas last week and it is all right here(the speaker is saying that he likes it in Texas)".