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campus

[kam-puhs] / ˈkæm pəs /
NOUN
school grounds
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“The university’s financial strategy has evolved under successive campus leaders in response to changing economic conditions, state funding levels and operational priorities,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

While running, Jackson shaped four decades of campus wars and culture wars.

From The Wall Street Journal

Next week we’ll ask: “A recent survey found a third of students aren’t involved in campus life beyond classes. Are students disengaged from civic and social life? Why or why not?”

From The Wall Street Journal

Access to shared campus facilities was restricted, which caused particular issues for students on practical courses or those who required specialist resources.

From BBC

In Boise, where the company is based, Micron is spending $50 billion to more than double the size of its 450-acre campus, including the construction of two new chip factories, or fabs.

From The Wall Street Journal