Pronunciation

/kæmˈpʌs/

Definitions

Noun

A campus is a large area, often associated with an educational institution, where buildings, grounds, and facilities are situated for teaching, research, and social activities. It usually includes administrative offices, dormitories, classrooms, sports fields, and common spaces.

Verb (informal)

To refer to the main area of a university or college, especially when discussing its physical layout or events taking place there.

Adjective

Characterizing a school or university setting.

Phrases

• “Attend a campus event” or “visit the campus”
• “The main campus”
• “Campus life” (referring to the social and academic atmosphere on a college/university grounds)

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The students were studying on the quiet campus library.”
• Verb: “We had a meeting on campus today to discuss the upcoming projects.”
• Adjective: “The university’s sprawling campus is a hub of intellectual activity.”

Synonyms

• University grounds
• College grounds
• School grounds
• Academic compound
• Education center

Antonyms

• Off-campus
• Externally located
• Non-academic area