About Columbus, Ohio
Trinity Lutheran Seminary is nestled in the quiet, picturesque, neighborhood of Bexley, Ohio (pop. 13,000). Mostly residental, Bexley has a charming Main Street, with restaurants, two coffee shops, three ice cream parlors, several banks, an arts cinema theatre, and a connection to the metropolitan bicycle trail system, all within easy walking distance of the seminary. Bexley is also home to one of the highest performing public school districts in Ohio.
Bexley is an inner-ring suburb of Columbus (pop. 750,000), the 15th largest city in the United States. Both Bexley and Columbus are in Franklin County (pop. 1,130,000). None of these statistics, however, paints a good picture of Columbus; a midwestern city with friendly people, reasonable costs of living, and a hundred other points of interest that will always give you something to do and see.
Just across the street is Capital University, where Trinity Lutheran Seminary students have library privileges and free access to the Capital Athletic Center. The athletic center is equipped with an indoor track, cardio equipment (elliptical machines, treadmills, bicycles, and stair climbers), and a full weight room.
Recommended Resources
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City of Bexley: Government, School, and Communtiy Information
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Bexley Public Library
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Experience Columbus: Shopping, Dining, Attractions, and Tranportation Information
Upcoming Events
March
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"Chihuly Reimagined" at the Franklin Park Conservatory: All Month
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"Chihuly Illuminated" at the CMA: All Month
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Short North Gallery Hop: March 6
General Information
Media
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General Newspaper: The Columbus Dispatch
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Arts and Entertainment Newspaper: The Other Paper
Getting Here, Getting Around
Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) buses pass the seminary twice hourly, seven days a week and Port Columbus International Airport is three miles away. Interstate Highways 70 and 71 intersect within three miles of the campus.