The phrase "addition to the campus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being added or included as part of a campus, such as a new building or facility.
Example: "The university announced plans for an addition to the campus that will include a new library and student center."
Alternatives: "expansion of the campus" or "new development on the campus".
The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership is a modest but eye-catching addition to the campus of Kalamazoo College in Michigan.
The new Medical and Graduate Education Building, which will be a major addition to the campus, also includes green space that will open up to the Hudson River.
In addition to the campus efforts against Sabra hummus, there is a broader boycott, divestment and sanctions movement, framing Israel as analogous to South Africa in the era of apartheid.
"This project is exactly the type of dynamic and vibrant space that we love to be a part of, and our healthy and unique Asian food should be a great addition to the campus and Harvard Square," he said.
David Steinberg, president of the university, said that in addition to the campus's publicized $60 million in capital improvements, "It is our intent to build new art studios, and the money for that will come in part from the Parrish".
In addition to the campus climate survey, the University of Chicago is proceeding on multiple fronts to address sexual misconduct.
Additions to the campus include a £32m library and an award-winning student union building.
He returned to add wings in 2000and 2003; this fall, his firm's latest additions to the campus, Herschel Hall and Guerin Pavilion, will be complete.
In addition to the main campus, there is the campus of Tulane Medical Center, which includes the School of Medicine and the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.
In addition to the main campus, six off-campus centres are located in other cities.
In addition to the Lubbock campus, TTUHSC has campuses located in Abilene, Amarillo, El Paso, and Odessa.
