Kenyon

Ohio liberal arts

Kenyon is a surname of Welsh origin and a given name used for both males and females.

It is perhaps best known as the name of Kenyon College, a private liberal arts college in Ohio founded in 1824.

As a place name, Kenyon appears in several locations across the United States and England.

The name occasionally surfaces in literary contexts, as several notable writers and scholars have borne it.

academics

liberal arts

Non-vocational higher education

English · creative writing · undergraduate · seminar · thesis · research · scholarship · professor · curriculum · interdisciplinary

campus

Ohio

Midwestern state, major river

hilltop · village · bookstore · chapel

culture

literary

Of written works

  • RansomProper noun for people
  • LowellMassachusetts textile city
  • writersText composition professionals

alumni · tradition · community · residential · dialogue · creativity · expression · debate · close-knit · rural

athletics

Division III

NCAA tier without scholarships

field · tennis · cross country · varsity · intramural · gymnasium · competition · teamwork · training · athlete

Categories
Opposites
institutional type

Kenyonstate university

Government-funded higher education institution

community college · land-grant university · Ohio State · Penn State · public university

scale and setting

KenyonOhio State

Major Columbus public university

commuter school · Arizona State University

academic culture

KenyonMIT

Cambridge research university

Caltech · trade school · engineering school · business school · technical college

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Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G