60 Second Syllabus

Students discuss a broad range of ethical dilemmas presented by the practice of archaeology in the 21st century.

Ted Buehrer's "Music Theory/Ear Training" course is offered over the course of two semesters, providing students with an in-depth study of the parameters of music and how they function within a composition.

It really is rocket science for students in PHYS 101 (“Rocket Science”), a general education class that’s become a popular staple of the spring semester for nonmajors.

The hidden essence of movie magic and visual storytelling is what Jonathan Tazewell '84 teaches in FILM 243 through a series of group projects that require coordination with writing and directing classes, where students learn to work closely with peers.

Students in David Rowe's PSCI 260 course receive an introduction to the study of international relations.

Students in Balinda Craig-Quijada's intermediate DANC 208 course apply movement principles established by creative artists and teachers from the contemporary dance tradition as they practice embodied learning.

Students in Bruce Hardy's ANTH 150 course, Science and Pseudoscience: Anthropological Confrontations with Fantastical Explanations, examine how we know about the world around us and what passes for knowledge of a particular type.

Students in Leah Dickens's PSYC 231 course, Positive Psychology, focus on the aspects of life that tend to help individuals and communities flourish.

What exactly is human consciousness? If there’s one thing that Professor of Neuroscience Hewlet McFarlane and Professor of Philosophy Joel Richeimer can agree on, it’s that they don’t know.

First-year English seminars — required for all departmental majors — are made to prepare students for their academic future. Professor of English Sarah Heidt ’97 designed hers to prepare them for life.

In Kenyon's fully residential community, students find "second homes" on campus outside of their dorm or apartment where they gather around interests and people that matter to them.

Take 60 seconds to hear from professors about their favorite courses, part of a wide-ranging liberal arts curriculum with over fifty majors, minors and concentrations.

What do Kenyon students do on the weekends? Follow students through 36 hours of their lives outside of class to find out.

This ASMR-friendly series transports you to Kenyon campus to hear the sounds of Kenyon in places like Middle Path, the library, the dining hall, the athletic center, and more.