Join Us
Members of the Kenyon community are invited to celebrate this milestone year at a variety of regional and on-campus events, including Reunion Weekend May 23-26 and Founders’ Day Oct. 24. Guests will have the opportunity to sign the Bicentennial Book at each event they attend. Taking a figurative page from the Matriculation Book, this commemorative tome will document the participants at each occasion for posterity.
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Join President Julie Kornfeld to hear highlights from the spring semester, including her inauguration and bicentennial events, at this virtual town hall.
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Save the date for Reunion Weekend, a chance for all alumni to celebrate this historic moment for Kenyon — together!
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Celebrate both our past and Kenyon today alongside the ritual of new students committing to their (and Kenyon’s) future.
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The 200 Years of Learning in the Company of Friends series continues as Profess of Political Science Fred Baumann reflects on his time at Kenyon.
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200 Years of Learning in the Company of Friends continues. Join Professor of Mathematics Judy Holdener as she discusses the history of the Mathematics Department and highlights some of the related work alumni are doing today.
200 Years of Learning in the Company of Friends
This six-part virtual event series will highlight some of Kenyon’s beloved faculty members, including several Trustee Teaching Excellence Award winners. The events will coincide with the academic calendar — yes, you get a summer break — and cover a variety of topics in the fine-arts, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences. Browse our spring line-up below, and check kenyon.edu/alumnievents for other events in your area.
Reunion Weekend
All alumni are invited back to celebrate 200 years at what is expected to be the biggest alumni event in Kenyon history, May 24 - 26. We’ve got parties, celebrations and surprises in store for all! Registration opens for the first group Feb. 1.
Are you planning an event related to the bicentennial? Let us know!
Cheers to 200 years! Joined by Vice President for Student Affairs Celestino Limas, left, and Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies Royal Rhodes, President Julie Kornfeld cut a ceremonial ribbon Jan. 8 at a renovated Bexley Hall, kicking off the College's bicentennial celebrations. Read more about the event.
The Bicentennial Tour with President Kornfeld stopped in Chicago for a discussion about happiness with faculty members Leah Dickens and Jay Corrigan. Read more about the event.
The American Writers Museum hosted the Chicago tour stop.