
Going for Goldwater
Two Kenyon students win Goldwater Scholarships, the most prestigious undergraduate award in STEM fields.
Two Kenyon students win Goldwater Scholarships, the most prestigious undergraduate award in STEM fields.
Kenyon’s Board of Trustees awards tenure to three members of the faculty.
A new solar thermal project will give Kenyon a significant boost toward its goal of becoming carbon-neutral.
Kenyon’s Board of Trustees awards tenure to three members of the faculty.
Kenyon recognizes the achievements of students, faculty and alumni at the College’s annual Honors Day ceremony.
The Gund Gallery’s spring exhibitions include three student-curated shows.
Kenyon Review associates pore over literary submissions for promising works.
A new solar thermal project will give Kenyon a significant boost toward its goal of becoming carbon-neutral.
A chemistry course taught by President Sean Decatur sheds light on the wonder of bioluminescence.
Pre-med biology major David Anderson ’19 builds upon his Kenyon lab experience with summer research.
Jelani Cobb, one of America’s most insightful writers on the topic of race, headlines two events at Kenyon.
President Decatur reflects on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
The way forward is not a choice between free speech and inclusion, but rather a fusion.
An internship with the Immigrant Worker Project inspired international studies major Eric Thornton ’18 to change course.
Cayla Anderson ’18 combines international coursework and travel to pursue a career in global service.
Kenyon is again named a top-10 producer of Fulbright grant-winning students among liberal arts colleges.
A senior preparing to descend the Hill after graduation recalls her first magical trip to Gambier.
A new student-run publication highlights the beauty of the Spanish language and the perspectives of the Latino/a community.
In some ways my favorite part of campus is Middle Path, designed to bring people together.
For Julian Kobena Morgan ’18, passion for basketball stretches beyond the court.
NCAA Division III Women’s Swimmer of the Year Crile Hart ’21 propels the Ladies to a national runner-up finish.
Kenyon’s swimming and diving teams set their sights on a pair of first-place trophies.
Kenyon students considering careers in art can tap into alumni connections at Christie’s.
Over a dozen seniors are set to join a long line of Kenyon alumni who have participated in the competitive City Year program.
In 1998, Kenyon profiled Oscar-winning actor Allison Janney ’82, then on the cusp of “West Wing” fame.
The Brown Family Environmental Center hosts an Earth Day celebration for the Kenyon community.
“The real test of an education is whether it helps give our children the skills to navigate the world beyond college,” says Ralph Gardner Jr. P’11,’16.
The Bell-A-Thon featured dozens of uniquely Kenyon moments. We curated the top highlights from the 12-hour live broadcast.