The word 'campuses' is correct and usable in written English as it is the plural form of 'campus', which refers to the grounds and buildings of a university or college.
Example: The university has multiple campuses across the country, allowing students to choose the location that best suits their needs.
Speaking to the Guardian ahead of this week's half-yearly meeting of the World Bank in Washington DC, Kim said he had been impressed by the energy of the divestment campaigns on university campuses in the US, aimed at persuading investors to remove their funds from fossil fuel companies.
Only two of the eight universities, UCL and Georgetown, responded to a letter sent from the ITUC calling for them to investigate evidence of modern-day slavery on their campuses.
Attempts to smash our future will be met with fierce resistance on the streets, in workplaces and on campuses".
The move by UAL to seek legal action is the latest in what many see as a worrying trend to clampdown on student protest and freedom of speech on UK campuses.
To prevent further labour action and disruption for all students across university campuses in Canada, university administrators will have to address these serious structural deficiencies that have decayed the quality of education and research at public universities in Canada and across North America.
By lowering their energy use at peak times, organisations such as supermarkets, hotels, offices, campuses, hospitals and manufacturers can help the National Grid to manage peak loads, and receive dividends for doing so.
Integration between students on both campuses is encouraged and facilitated".
A spokesperson for News International says: "The Sun was aware that there were Halloween parties taking place on student campuses, with reports of some interesting choices of costumes, and was calling student newspapers to see if they had photos that they might want to share with the newspaper.
Sally Hunt, general secretary of University College Union, says: "Our universities have a duty to ensure that people working on their foreign campuses have access to the same rights as they would be afforded in the UK.
University campuses are increasingly becoming spaces where sexist behaviour is exhibited explicitly and accepted as the norm.
As well as their main sites, many universities also encompass one or more secondary campuses, usually in a much smaller town.
