KENTUCKY, STATE UNIVERSITY

OF, a co-educational seat of learning, situated at Lexington. It dates from 1865, when it was a part of the original Kentucky University, now Transylvania University, and was reorganized in 1880 under state control and given its present title. Its departments include agricul-, ture, engineering, law, science, and the ‘regular collegiate and graduate courses.: The institution, which has a campus of ‘72 acres, is connected with an agricul-; tural experimental farm of 250 acres, and | ent of Agriculture in promoting state- | wide education in farm work. In 1922, '¢the students numbered 1,881, and there | Were 150 teachers under the direction of |E.), volcanic peak, Brit. EH. Africa; lower slopes are forested. Height, 17,007 ft. _The name, 1920, was given to British