Visit Kenyon

We will do everything we can to help you experience Kenyon from where you are. From online open houses and information sessions to virtual or in-person tours, you are invited to explore our campus, our people and our culture.

Let's get to know each other.

Whether you’re just getting to know Kenyon or ready for a more in-depth look at what distinguishes our community, we have an option for you.

Information Sessions

Meet current students in these open online forums, led by an admissions director, to hear what it’s like to live and learn at Kenyon. Info sessions are open to all prospective students. Register.
Online Open Houses

Juniors can participate in one of our virtual visit days to talk with a student panel and learn about navigating the college search process. Learn more and register.
Guided Virtual Tours

Explore Kenyon’s campus on an interactive 360-degree walking tour, led by a student tour guide who will be ready to answer your questions along the route. Tours are open to all prospective students. Register.
Interviews

Talk with a senior student fellow about you, your interests and what you’re looking for in a college. A virtual interview is a chance for you to get to know Kenyon better and for us to get to know you better. Currently open to juniors and transfers. Register.

Take a self-guided tour of campus.

Experience every angle of Kenyon on your own — from Peirce Hall to Wiggin Street Coffee to the Kokosing River.

**Online tour:** Our hilltop campus is home to 125 buildings, a 500-acre environmental center, hiking trails and woods. Browse our collection of must-see spots.

360 walking tours: Take a look around (seriously, all the way around) campus in one of five themed tours. Click or drag the screen to change your view while student tour guides narrate your experience.

Got a minute? Step onto Middle Path in the fall or into Peirce during dinner. Drop in on a Kenyon seminar, lab or studio, explore our athletics facilities, or stroll through Gambier, Ohio, the place Kenyon calls home. Explore more.