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University Wits:
University wits are a group of young dramatists who wrote and performed in London towards the end of the 16th century.
- They are called University wits because the were the witty students of Cambridge or Oxford University.
- They upheld the classical ideas, and ridiculed the crudeness of the new English plays.

University Wits include:
1. Christopher Marlowe - (Cambridge)
2. Robert Greene - (Cambridge)
3. Thomas Nashe - (Cambridge)
4. Thomas Lodge - (Oxford)
5. George Peele- (Oxford)
6. John Lyly - (Oxford)
7. Thomas Kyd (not university-trained)

Source: An ABC of English Literature, Dr. M Mofizar Rahman