off-campus

[awf-kam-puh s, of-]

adjective

located or available outside a campus.

adverb

outside or away from a campus.

Origin of off-campus

An Americanism dating back to 1950–55

Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2018

Examples from the Web for off-campus

Contemporary Examples of off-campus

She is then thought to have gone alone to at least two locations in the off-campus area near her apartment.
Person of Interest Identified in Disappearance of UVA Student Hannah Graham
Julia Horowitz
September 19, 2014
Now, in its off-campus version, Tyler is disappointed with what USGA has become.
Mormon U. Forces Gays to Be Celibate
Emily Shire
May 13, 2014
The two people involved were 20-year-old students who met at an off-campus bar during Homecoming Weekend.
Sex, Booze, and Feminism
Cathy Young
February 22, 2014
What the off-campus get-togethers do is foster the ability to handle the inevitable conflicts that arise.
How the Senate’s Women Maintain Bipartisanship and Civility
Margaret Carlson
March 4, 2012

Historical Examples of off-campus

There must be close 130 to seventy-five girls in that bunch of off-campus houses.
Marjorie Dean College Junior
Pauline Lester