Similar words: camp, campaign, push, computer, impulse, camera, cameras, lamp. Meaning: ['kæmpəs] 
n. a field on which the buildings of a university are situated.
n. a field on which the buildings of a university are situated. 
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31 So far they have found few defenders of their point of view on campus.
32 They moved off campus to share a flat in the town.
33 They lived on campus, but this was just a temporary placement.
34 There is a widespread dissatisfaction among the students with the food on campus.
35 The brochure described the library as the focal point of learning on the campus.
36 Students can gain valuable experience by working on the campus radio or magazine.
37 The university refused to let Dick Gregory speak on campus.
38 Students at the Belfast campus have access to excellent sports facilities.
39 They lead a busy and colourful life on the campus.
40 The students live off campus during this time.
41 By now the campus is covered with posters.
42 Obviously, a college campus would be fun.
43 The decision followed demonstrations on the university's main campus.
44 Students cried as they walked on campus.
45 How the stories circulated on every campus!
46 The campus is very aware of the dangers.
47 The campus was so wonderful, I loved it there.
48 Charles, a freshman, lives on campus.
49 We finally found a decent apartment close to campus.
50 Now, about 30 people use the campus for offices.
51 We regard the Warwick campus as a high street.
52 Fran discussed her total immersion in campus political activities.
53 Many campus Christian organizations cross denominational lines.
54 Several hundred students marched across campus to protest.
55 The region around each campus has its particular attractions.
56 As well they might; the new campus was idyllic.
57 Everyone was to be educated on the same campus.
58 Students must obtain a pass before leaving campus.
59 The Malibu campus was like home to him.
60 There was no political dialogue left on campus.