
Record-Breaking Researchers
Eight recent Kenyon alumni, the most in Kenyon history, win competitive NSF graduate fellowships.
Eight recent Kenyon alumni, the most in Kenyon history, win competitive NSF graduate fellowships.
Last year we pledged our commitment to a carbon-neutral Kenyon, and all of us feel the urgency in meeting that goal.
Kenyon students try to evolve an Earth microbe to grow in Mars soil.
A chemistry course taught by President Sean Decatur sheds light on the wonder of bioluminescence.
Six Kenyon students undertake cutting-edge cancer research as part of Kenyon's ongoing partnership with Pelotonia.
Cecina Babich Morrow '18 wins the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship to support her career in the sciences.
Professor of Biology Chris Gillen is honored for his achievements in science education.
President Decatur reflects on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
Pre-med biology major David Anderson ’19 builds upon his Kenyon lab experience with summer research.
Kenyon’s greenhouse brightens up winter with a pop of color.
We need concrete plans and actions on how to move us closer to our aspirations of being a community where free expression is not in opposition to inclusion, but where these two principles work in harmony.
Students team up with a leading expert on wetlands to save ecosystems from toxic runoff.
Alumni of the Kenyon Educational Enrichment Program return to campus this weekend to celebrate a decade of KEEP.
A biology major's summer research investigates the complex ways plants use water to ensure their health.
Leopoldo Lopez '93 exemplifies the responsibilities of citizenship a liberal arts education is meant to instill.
A leading researcher in cell membrane proteins, Harvey Lodish '62 is eager to leave a scientific legacy at Kenyon.
President Sean Decatur visits SXSWedu to discuss the future of liberal arts colleges and answer some of the big questions facing college presidents.
President Sean Decatur writes about the importance of recognizing hard-working but lesser-known members of the Kenyon community during Unsung Heroes Week.
President Sean Decatur shares his list of "pop culture treats" to brighten up a February day.
With the help of a $450,000 grant, Associate Professor of Biology Karen Hicks and students explore seasonal regulation in moss.