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The New International Encyclopædia…

KENYON COLLEGE. A college under the control of the Protestant Episcopal Church, incorporated in 1824 at Worthington, Ohio, under the name of the Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Diocese of Ohio, and removed to Gambier in 1827. After many changes of place, three institutions were established—a theological seminary, a college, and a preparatory school. The corporate name was changed in 1891 to Kenyon College. In 1903 Kenyon had a faculty of 28, and a student enrollment of 109 in the college, 24 in the theological seminary, and 70 in the grammar school.
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