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A field hockey forward who is active in Hillel and Greek life, Abby will study abroad in Copenhagen this spring. She enjoys hiking and watching her favorite baseball team, the Houston Astros. Abby is a political science and history double major.

Alexis can be found playing video games (metroidvania and indie genres, specifically) and attending multicultural club meetings. Off campus, she interned with PricewaterhouseCoopers and American Field Services, and studied abroad in Copenhagen. Alexis is a biology major in the pre-health program.

Invested in the math community at Kenyon, Anna tutors calculus students and is active in the Association for Women in Mathematics. She applied her skills as a summer research fellow at Boston University’s School of Public Health. Anna is a mathematics and statistics major and dance minor.

A semester abroad in Rome immersed Annie in Italian art and culture, which she has studied and researched intently at Kenyon. She also is active in dance, drama and Greek life. Annie is an art history major and Italian minor.

Passionate about non-profit work, Ari has volunteered as a counselor at a bereavement camp for children and interned at Boston Medical Center. A former softball player, she also studied abroad in Spain. Ari is a psychology major and Spanish minor with a Latino/a studies concentration.

With three internships on her resume, Ava has her sights set on a marketing career in the beauty industry, or on attending law school. She is a Spanish tutor who tested her language skills abroad in Madrid and president of her sorority. Ava is an English and Spanish double major in the pre-law program.

A volleyball fan, Becca is a middle blocker on the varsity team who enjoys watching collegiate teams, especially the UNC Chapel Hill Tar Heels. Ask her about her semester abroad in Copenhagen, or her favorite crime shows. Becca is a neuroscience major and chemistry minor.

Active in the campus music scene, Benjamin lends his talents to the Chamber Singers and two a cappella groups. He also participates in a student-run theater group. Ask Benjamin anything related to geography or maps, and he probably knows the answer or would love to look it up for you. Benjamin is a music major.

Fluent in Spanish, Caleb is interested in working in language interpretation or translation. He runs cross country and track and field, plays the cello in the local symphony and follows Premier League soccer. Caleb is a Spanish and Arabic double major and music minor with an Asian and Middle East studies concentration.

Starting a fashion magazine on campus gives Caton a creative outlet for showcasing Kenyon students’ style. He also plays club soccer and photographs varsity games from the sidelines. Caton is a biology and English double major and anthropology minor with environmental studies and neuroscience concentrations.

A lacrosse player and Boston sports fan, Cecily turns to podcasts and psychological thriller movies when she’s not at practice or studying. She also is active in Greek life. Cecily is a sociology major and art history minor.

A nature lover, Charlie takes part in any and all outdoor activities, including running on the cross country and track and field teams. He often can be found reading fiction (his favorite is “East of Eden”) or religious texts for class. Charlie is a religious studies major and Arabic minor.

Christiane shares her musical talents as a member of an a cappella group and Chamber Singers, and would love to learn how to DJ. She is president of Student Council and a rugby player. Christiane is a neuroscience and psychology double major and philosophy minor.

Christine can be found in the cosmology lab, pursuing honors physics research on preheating the early universe, or in the pool, competing on the championship-winning swimming and diving team. Ask her about the art of creating the “perfect Peirce panini.” Christine is a physics major and mathematics and statistics minor.

Interested in Korean culture and music, Christopher studied abroad at Yonsei University and took dance classes in K-pop, which he continues to participate in at Kenyon. He also is involved in science writing, a cappella and WKCO. Christopher is a neuroscience and psychology double major with a law and society concentration.

When Erica graduates, she has a job offer as an analyst at JP Morgan, where she had a summer internship. Interested in how political institutions and economic systems interact, she also loves learning about restorative architecture and taking Pilates classes. Erica is an economics major with a public policy concentration.

Georgia has interned for a U.S. Senator and marketing agency and studied abroad in Copenhagen. She dances ballet, tutors students at the Writing Center, and is active with WKCO. Georgia is a political science major and studio art minor.

Back on campus after a year abroad in Kenyon’s Exeter program, Grace is an associate at the Kenyon Review and contributes to HIKA and Her Campus publications. She is an English major and classics minor with a concentration in gender and sexuality studies.

A basketball fan, Gus can be found playing pick-up games with his friends at Lowry Center. Ask him about his favorite team, the Indiana Pacers, or his study-abroad experience in Santiago, Chile. Gus is an international studies and Spanish double major and history minor with a Latino/a studies concentration.

Outside of her history classes, Hannah is an avid listener of history podcasts. She plays volleyball and is active with the Horn Gallery, a student-run music venue. She will test her French language skills this spring in Strasbourg, France. Hannah is a history and international studies double major and French minor.

A fan of English literature, Hibat appreciates the questions posed by Elizabethan tragedies like “Hamlet” and “Doctor Faustus.” She is active in multicultural organizations, photography club, and the STEM mentoring group. Hibat is a neuroscience and English double major and religious studies minor in the pre-law program.

With a law internship and job shadow on his resume, Hyun is interested in a legal career. He also plays club soccer. Hyun is an English major with minors in anthropology and philosophy and concentrations in Asian studies and law and society in the pre-law program.

Fascinated by outer space, Isabel grew up devouring YouTube documentaries on the topic before studying gravitational waves in Kenyon's LIGO lab. The Hillel student manager is active in the outdoors club and sings in a jazz a cappella group. Isabel is an environmental studies and philosophy double major and physics minor.

Isa finds community through Adelante (a group for Latine students), the Ultimate Frisbee team, and the Multicultural Identities Organization, which she leads. Her interest in music runs deep — she grew up playing guitar and piano, singing in choirs, and dancing ballet — and appreciates how it connects her to friends and family. Isa is an economics and international studies double major and Spanish minor.

Jaya writes for the Kenyon Collegian and loves listening to and talking about music, once writing a paper on Hozier’s Wasteland Baby album. She interned with the Hawaii Wildlife Fund, getting hands-on experience in wildlife conservation. Jaya is an English and psychology double major.

Jaya pursues her musical interests by taking a songwriting class, performing at open-mics and jamming with her friends at the WKCO studio. Off campus, she has held two legal and non-profit internships. Jaya is a philosophy major with minors in music and Spanish and a concentration in gender and sexuality studies.

Interested in the U.S. immigration system, Jenna interned at a non-profit to help humanitarian refugees rebuild their financial independence. The soccer captain can be found cooking and baking with her friends in her North Campus Apartment. Jenna is a political science major and Spanish minor.

Constantly writing and making music, Jordon is a running back on the football team and president of Men of Color. Through the pre-law program, he completed a job shadow with a Kenyon graduate and attorney at Nationwide in Columbus. Jordon is a political science major and philosophy minor.

Working in her biology professor’s lab equipped Juliette with hands-on experience for a career in medicine. She is active with Student Council and the Horn Gallery, a student-run music venue. Juliette is a biochemistry major and art history minor in the pre-health and pre-medicine programs.

A dual sport athlete in football and track and field, Julius can be found at Men of Color and Black Student Union meetings or playing video games with his friends. Off campus, he interned at a communications agency in Chicago. Julius is a psychology major.

Watching Formula One races keep Liza connected to her long-distance best friend. At Kenyon, she spent a summer investigating organic semiconductors alongside Professor Katie Mauck. Liza is a mathematics and chemistry double major. 

A photographer, Lizzy can be found in the photo lab in Horvitz Hall or out on campus with her camera. She also is active in Hillel and Greek life. Off campus, she spent a semester in Copenhagen and interned at an art gallery in Manhattan. Lizzy is an American studies and studio art double major.

After testing her French language skills while studying abroad in Montpellier, France, Mae Ling is back on campus as a leader of the First-Generation Low Income Group (FiGLi) and Crozier Center for Women. A KEEP Scholar, she is a psychology and sociology double major with a French minor from Massillon, Ohio.

Planning to pursue a career in statistics, Mariah is the co-president of the Association for Women in Mathematics. She also plays on the Ultimate Frisbee team, which qualified for the Division III championships last year. Mariah is a mathematics and statistics major and Spanish minor.

A lover of birds and owner of three parrots, Mihir expresses himself through drag, martial arts and recipe writing. The 37th iteration of his chocolate chip cookie recipe is “close to perfect.” Mihir is an English major with a creative writing emphasis and minors in French and history.  

A sustainability internship gave Molly hands-on experience in waste management research and marketing. Ask her about her favorite show, “New Girl,” or her study-abroad experience in Salamanca, Spain. A Writing Center tutor, Molly is an English major and Spanish minor.

An avid reader (her goal is to read 65 books this year), Natalie loves talking with people about everything from the NBA to Taylor Swift. She is a member of the ecology club and spent a semester in Copenhagen. Natalie is a neuroscience major and biology minor with a law and society concentration.

Olie’s academic interests are fueled by his curiosity about the world and the people in it. He is active in club tennis and the outdoors club and sings in the Kokosingers a cappella group. Olie is a philosophy and political science double major and Spanish minor with a public policy concentration in the pre-law program.

A fan of the movie “Dreamgirls," Osose directed it as a shadowcast on the Kenyon stage, receiving rave reviews from the community. He is active in drama clubs, sings in POCappela and contributes to the student-run publication Sunset Press. Osose is a drama and film studies double major.

A basketball fan, Po can be found working out at Lowry Center and watching his favorite teams, the Sacramento Kings or the Vilnius Rytas from his hometown. He is fluent in German and Lithuanian and active in Greek life. Po is a psychology major and biology minor with a neuroscience concentration in the pre-health program.

A member of the golf team, Rafael is a fan of Formula One racing, Rubik’s cubes and working out at Lowry Center. After graduation, he has a position as a summer analyst at MUFG in Los Angeles. Rafael is an economics major and mathematics and statistics minor in the pre-law program.

A trained peer health educator, Rosa works at the campus health center and, off campus, volunteers at a camp for neurodivergent children. She also contributes to a student-run scientific writing publication. Rosa is a molecular biology major and English minor with a scientific computing concentration.

Interested in a career in art law, Sacha studied archaeology during a travel-embedded course to Greece and completed law internships in New York and Ohio. She is the co-editor of the Kenyon Collegian and a huge music fan (especially classic rock, jazz and soul). Sacha is an art history major and classics minor with a law and society concentration.

Expressing herself through music and writing, Samantha is active with the Kenyon Review, the student-run publication Sunset Press, and POCappela. Ask her about her favorite musical, Hamilton, or her favorite class, Intro to Hip-Hop. Samantha is an English and neuroscience double major.

A member of the pre-health and STEM communities, Seryne also is active in the Muslim Student Association and South Asian Society as well as in Greek life. On movie nights, she always goes for a horror pick. Seryne is a molecular biology major and Arabic minor in the pre-health program.

On the championship-winning swimming and diving team, Sofia has competed in butterfly and freestyle relays on the national stage. As she sets her sights on law school, she actively follows ongoing lawsuits against the NCAA. Sofia is a political science major and English minor with a law and society concentration.

Truly finds community on the women’s soccer team, in her sorority, and in psychology research labs. Off campus, she has interned as a children’s healthcare researcher, camp counselor and summer program organizer. Truly is a psychology major and English minor.

The founder of a campus culinary club, Yasha can be found trying new foods and testing different recipes with friends. She plays in the percussion ensemble and is a writing tutor on campus and at the local elementary school. Yasha is an English major and studio art minor.