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“Chatting after class with your professor is a spontaneous enjoyment. You don’t know what is going to happen next, but you often end up leaving with a core memory.”
Caleb Newman ’24, a sociology and political science major from Arlington, Virginia, on the joy of impromptu conversations with faculty
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A hub for studying and connecting, Chalmers Library offers spaces for quiet concentration and focused collaboration, all within reach of academic services.
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Go beyond the how, dig deep into the why.
Go beyond the how, dig deep into the why.
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Bridget Brink ’91 is nominated to be the United States’ ambassador to Ukraine as the nation faces continued threat from Russia.
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For Professor David Rowe, talking about terrorism means talking about morality.
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Molecular biology major Imani Rucker ’23 digs deeper into the sciences.
We build on our insights to tackle issues in the industries we hope to shape.
We read “Beowulf” and “Beloved,” study the structure of the ecosystem and the universe, debate questions of justice and raise our voices in assent.
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Choose from more than 50 majors, minors and concentrations.
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“One of the big questions we ask in public health is not ‘How do l treat one person?’ but ‘How do I treat millions of people and ensure these things won’t happen again?’ ”
Ubongabasi Asuquo ’23 Biology major -
100% of young alumni say they learned to write better at Kenyon.
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Kenyon ranks eighth in the country (ahead of every Ivy) for the proportion of STEM grads to earn a doctorate in the field.
