Justin Roberts ’92 is riding the popular swell of “kindie” music.
Marco Saavedra ’11, who came to the U.S. illegally as a child, has been thrust into the international spotlight through his passion for immigration reform. On July 22, he joined other undocumented activists in a border protest.
Kenyon is a national leader in cultivating the local-food market, and putting that food on the table for students.
Stewart Huntsman ’16 perfects his aim as a member of the archery club, one of Kenyon's 150-plus student organizations.
The creative vision of photographer Jonathan Mannion '93 has helped define a musical revolution. Mannion returns to the Hill this month as a Mesaros Visiting Artist to share his creative vision with Kenyon photography students.
Making a film about the gay-marriage debate, Becca Roth '10 tackles a larger issue: the need for people to talk.
When a couple “has chemistry,” you can tell—by the chemicals.
An immensely complex transplant operation gives a soldier two new limbs. On the team that made it happen: a husband and wife, both Kenyon grads.
Dogs do laugh, kind of, says neuroscientist Andy Niemiec, whose research addresses the larger question of how humans and animals perceive their world.
Several months before he died, Jonathan Winters reflected on his life, art, and time at Kenyon.
In the evolving world of personal technology, do you feel left to your own devices? Surrounded by a dizzying array of iWants and iNeeds, are you wondering which technology is worth the investment? Help is on the way
Whether she is photographing gun enthusiasts, shoveling horse manure, or socializing with the Amish, Rebecca Katzman ’14 pursues part of her Kenyon education on country roads.
Religious Studies professor Royal Rhodes ponders the "Meanings of Death" in the classroom and in the Alumni Bulletin.
Literary and online virtuosity bring young-adult author John Green '00 fans of all ages.
Faculty and student researchers set out to study the retail trend of sexualized clothing for children, and published a journal article that drew worldwide media attention
Elizabeth Matteri '15, Taylor Sweeney '15, and Mattias Galliano '15, all studying in Munich, gather for Taylor’s vernissage on July 5th at Galerie Christoph Dürr in Neuhausen, Munich
Nick Rogers '15 and Taylor Sweeney '15 find each other amongst the lads in London during their semesters abroad this past spring.
Senior and Student Council President Kevin Pan immerses himself in local culture at the Mt. Vernon First Friday Festival
The STEM Mentoring Initiative highlights roles of self-advocacy, curiosity, and community in one's career exploration and professional development.
Springtime at Kenyon