The phrase "a different campus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a campus that is not the one currently being discussed or is distinct from another campus.
Example: "The university has several locations, and I will be attending classes at a different campus this semester."
Alternatives: "another campus" or "an alternate campus".
"I think we are doing something positive for the schools: I have had about 30 kids say they ended up at a school because of my video," said Mr. Ray, who is known as Yofray and who plans to finish filming "parties" at the end of this school year (he is recording video of a different campus each week), when he will move onto other campus scenes.
Silas Bissell hid for 17 years, then served 1 1/2 years at a federal halfway house for conspiring to bomb an R.O.T.C. building at a different campus.
Fowler, Corso and Herbstreit, who also calls Saturday night games for ABC, are three of the sport's best-known personalities; tens of thousands of fans surround them, as well as Andrews and the analyst Desmond Howard, on their set at a different campus each week.
At the hospital, he was officially part of the ear-nose-throat clinic, but he performed the surgeries in the thoracic clinic, located at a different campus.
On the basis of course evaluations, we enhanced instructor, student, and support staff training and reevaluated this CURE at a different campus of the same 2-yr institution.
The main University campus had a well-functioning teaching and learning unit, but the medical school was located on a different campus.
"It's going to be a very different campus".
Already the scaffolding on some of the buildings is coming down, and over the next two years, the pieces of a very different campus will become visible.
McConnell and the current employee both told me that "Tom" first visited a different Everest campus in Ontario, where he was apparently advised that he should go to the Ontario Metro campus, which that day was hosting a taco truck.
Female students go to a different female campus and are being taught by different faculty, which made their enrolment logistically difficult.
Both the San Jose Mercury News and Palo Alto Daily News reported on the event, as did two different campus newspapers.
