Events

Learn about internship opportunities with The Columbus Partnership, a nonprofit of Columbus-area CEOs working to make the region more prosperous.

A mandatory session for all juniors and seniors pursuing a healthcare pathway, which will cover the application process and the recommended timeline.

Practice your French, learn more about French culture, and have fun.

A weekly gathering for those who are interested in Arabic language and culture.

Drop in anytime for our weekly resume lab and work with Career Development Office staff and peers to make immediate improvements to your resume.

The Robert P. Hubbard Professorship with the Department of English and Creative Writing welcomes poet Andrew Zawacki to Kenyon.

All Kenyon students, faculty and staff are invited to participate in a weekly lunch conversation.

¡Ven a conversar y comer!

Practice your French, learn more about French culture, and have fun.

Join the Partnership for Public Service for an information session about the Future Leaders in Public Service Internship Program, a paid opportunity for students to gain professional experience in federal and state government in summer 2027.

Join us on Thursday, Nov. 5, in Tomsich Hall 101 for a lecture by Emily Davis '19, assistant professor of political science at Louisiana State University.

Hear from MORPC and Elise Sawicki '19 about community planning, public service and internship opportunities in local government.

A weekly gathering for those who are interested in Chinese language and culture.

Skill-building advice every Thursday in the writing center from 11:10 a.m. to 12 noon! Stop in for a bit or stay the whole time. Bring a friend!

Professor of engineering and electrical engineering at the University of Notre Dame, Gregory Snider, will visit campus to discuss how electronic devices are used in computation and how energy use has driven changes in technologies.

Join the Department of Philosophy for a weekly afternoon tea break every Friday on the second floor of Oden Hall.

Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Oberlin College & Conservatory Rachel Diethorn will visit campus to discuss DG algebra resolution in the case of edge ideals of split graphs.

Two required orientation sessions for juniors studying off-campus during spring 2027.

Practice your French, learn more about French culture, and have fun.

Paintings by local artist Paige Hashman explore a dreamscape of life through neon color choices and vibrant movement, reminding the viewers that life isn’t all that serious and that there is always time to dance. The exhibit can be viewed any time the BFEC Resource Center is open.