Kenyon hosts a robust coalition of cultural and interest-based student organizations that are active across campus. They are open to all who are interested or curious. Below, you can explore the current roster of these student organizations, and of course, we look forward to forthcoming student groups that are interested in building an inclusive campus.
More than 15 different multicultural organizations at Kenyon create opportunities for meaningful student engagement in addition to professional development and social support. These organizations — such as Adelante, Black Student Union, Kenyon Asian Identities, Men of Color, Sisterhood and others — actively contribute to various aspects of the mission for the Snowden Multicultural Center.
Nearly ten different feminist and gender-based organizations at Kenyon create opportunities for meaningful student engagement in addition to professional development and social support. These organizations — such as Gender Group, QDubs, Planned Parenthood Generation Action and others — actively contribute to various aspects of the mission for the Crozier Center for Women.
More about feminist and gender-based student organizations at Kenyon.
Nearly 10 different LGBTQ+ organizations at Kenyon create opportunities for meaningful student engagement in addition to professional development and social support. These organizations — such as Ace Space and Aro Place, QTPOC and others — actively contribute to various aspects of the mission for Unity House.
Nearly 10 different spiritual and faith-based organizations at Kenyon create opportunities for meaningful student engagement in addition to spiritual and social support. These organizations — such as Canterbury Episcopal, Hillel Jewish Life, the Muslim Student Association, the Zen Buddhist Community and others — actively contribute to various aspects of the mission for the Office of Spiritual and Religious Life.
More about spiritual and faith-based student organizations at Kenyon.