Location & Setting Located in Delaware, Ohio, a small suburban/rural town approximately 30 miles north of Columbus. The campus provides a traditional collegiate setting with tree-lined paths and historic buildings, situated in a calm, safe small-town environment with easy access to central Ohio's urban amenities.

Campus Life Small campus atmosphere with strong residential community; approximately 85% of students live on campus. Moderate Greek life presence with several fraternities and sororities. Social scene centers around campus events, student organizations, and close interpersonal connections. Weekend activities include campus programming, local events, and trips to nearby Columbus.

Student Body Diverse student population drawing from across the United States and approximately 40 countries internationally. Students tend to be academically motivated, intellectually curious, and engaged in campus activities. Typical students are interested in liberal arts education, global perspectives, and personal development.

Academics Strong liberal arts curriculum with approximately 40 undergraduate majors. Known for robust programs in natural sciences, environmental studies, international relations, and pre-professional tracks. Academic culture emphasizes critical thinking, interdisciplinary learning, and personalized academic advising.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division III athletics with 23 varsity sports teams competing in the North Coast Athletic Conference. Competitive programs with emphasis on student-athlete academic success. Moderate campus athletic spirit with strong participation in intramural and club sports.

Lifestyle & Weather Midwest climate with four distinct seasons: cold winters with occasional snow, mild springs, warm summers, and crisp autumns. Campus is walkable, though a car can be helpful for off-campus activities. Nearby Columbus provides additional recreational and cultural opportunities.