Campus

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The grounds sometimes including the buildings of a university college or school C Surrounded by lovely trees the Dartmouth campus is big and beautiful U Freshmen at many universities are not allowed to live off campus in

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A campus is by tradition the land on which a college or university and related institutional buildings are situated Usually a college campus includes libraries lecture halls residence halls student centers or dining halls and park like settings

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Campus Art 2024

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1 the grounds and buildings of a university college or school 2 a university college or school viewed as an academic social or spiritual entity 3 grounds that resemble a

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Add to word list the buildings of a college or university or of a large organization and the land that surrounds them There are about 10 400 students on campus and 17 000

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From the American Revolution to the latest breakthroughs in science and technology Harvard s iconic campus has been the site of transformative moments in history both large and small Tour Take a Virtual Tour

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1 the grounds sometimes including the buildings of a school or college 2 the grounds sometimes including the buildings of a commercial or industrial firm a hospital etc

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THE Campus brings together insight and advice for academics and university staff on key areas of higher education including teaching research diversity and inclusion

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Noun plural cam pus es the grounds often including the buildings of a college university or school a college or university The large influx of older students radically changed