campuses
n. countablen. the grounds and buildings of a university, college, or school. You use this word to describe the whole area where students live and study.
n. the grounds and buildings of a university, college, or school; also used to describe the physical sites of large corporations. Plural form of 'campus'.
The university has three different campuses across the city.
Many students choose this university because its campuses are located in beautiful, green areas far from the noisy city center.
As the institution expanded, it developed satellite campuses to accommodate the growing student population while maintaining the historic character of the original main site.
The plural is almost always 'campuses'; the Latin plural 'campi' is extremely rare and generally avoided in modern English.