Villanova

Augustinian Pennsylvania school

Villanova is a private Catholic university in suburban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, founded by the Augustinian order in 1842.

It is known for its basketball program and competitive undergraduate admissions.

The name, meaning "new town" in Italian and Spanish, also refers to several places in Europe and the Americas.

university

campus

Institutional grounds and buildings

tuition · scholarship · undergraduate · graduate · professor · alumni · dormitory · library · faculty · student

Philadelphia

Main Line

Upscale Philadelphia suburban stretch

SEPTA · Philadelphia · Montgomery County · neighborhood · residential

basketball

NCAA

University sports authority

hoops · dunk · three-pointer · rebound · assist · defense · offense · court · buzzer-beater · bracket

Augustinian

Catholic

Papal church adherent

friars · ministry · service · charism · community · mission · heritage · tradition · chapel · Mass

Categories
Opposites
institutional type

Villanovapublic universities

Government-funded higher education institutions

Penn State · Temple · state universities · CUNY · Rutgers

setting/location

VillanovaColumbia

America personified, or its namesakes

Temple · University of Chicago · Boston University · Georgetown

religious affiliation

Villanovastate schools

Government-funded educational institutions

Penn · Princeton · Harvard · Yale · BYU

Family

villain, villainy, villainous

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G