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campus

1. the grounds and buildings of a university

2. Chiefly US the outside area of a college, university, etc.

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campus

The grounds and buildings of a university, college, or school.

campus

Two or more buildings located in close proximity. For example, a campus backbone implies a high-speed network running between all the buildings. The term used to refer only to an educational environment, but businesses adopted it a while ago to make their workplace sound friendlier.

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The hospital officially closed in 1997, and the property was transferred to the California State University (CSU) system to become its 23rd campus and the first full-time, four-year university in Ventura County.

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An Oregon court of appeals ruling overturned the long-standing university system ban of guns on campus, stating that only the legislature can regulate the use, sale and possession of firearms.

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For Express Scripts, locating 1,200 employees and a $15 billion-a-year company on campus is a maturation of the model.

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Meyer's obsession blossomed into a 96-page book, The Trees of Winona State University, which features charming photos of blooming trees, leaves, fruit, and bark and intriguing information on campus trees.

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Like Hampton, all of Tuskegee University's residence halls have one wired Ethernet port "'per pillow." Still, the totally wired Tuskegee campus had 20% wireless coverage in September 2004, and a gift from Intel put wireless hot spots in 100% of the Tuskegee's academic buildings in January 2005.