1. a disciplinary measure in which a student is required to remain on campus and is not permitted to leave for social activities or off-campus events
Usage: common in educational contexts, especially colleges and universities

1. to restrict (a student) to campus as a disciplinary punishment
Usage: third-person singular present or present participle of 'campus' (verb)

Examples

• The student received campusing for violating the dormitory curfew.
• The dean is campusing three students for their involvement in the incident.
• Campusing was a common punishment at the boarding school.
• He spent his weekend campusing instead of attending the concert off-campus.
• The university implemented campusing as part of its disciplinary policy.
• Students facing campusing must remain on the grounds for the duration of their sentence.