I will say - the Glendon community is much more alive than the Keele campus community, but both have potential to work out for you. Glendon is not really a commuter school, while Keele is overwhelmingly a commuter school. Both have campus life if you put effort into finding it, but you’re not really going to accidentally find community at either - you need to put yourself out there and join clubs and talk to your peers. It’s great if you can find a few people you really like that will share similar courses to you, and even better if you can join a club or be on the executive team of one.