Events

Faculty and staff are invited to join the Ombuds and Human Resources Offices for a series of TED Talk viewings and discussions throughout the summer.

Learn more about stream quality monitoring and discover the aquatic critters that populate our streams and how they help determine water quality of Ohio’s rivers.  

We are thrilled to invite you to a special reception in Richmond with Kenyon President Julie Kornfeld, generously hosted by David Rose ’81 and Linda Rose.

Join the BFEC for a fun, hands-on adventure to explore how nature changes over time. Learn how ecosystems grow from bare fields to buzzing habitats, identifying different stages of growth along the way. Families and adults welcome.

Use your Monday lunch break to de-stress with an outdoor yoga class. This free class is open to all ages.

Join the BFEC for our yearly Plein Air (outdoor painting) workshops. This summer’s theme is “Card Club.” Pre-registration is required.

Faculty and staff are invited to join the Ombuds and Human Resources Offices for a series of TED Talk viewings and discussions throughout the summer.

All alumni, parents and friends of Kenyon are invited to attend the next virtual book club. At this meeting of the book club the group will discuss "On the Calculation of Volume I" by Solvey Balle.

Use your Monday lunch break to de-stress with an outdoor yoga class. This free class is open to all ages.

The Kenyon community is invited to a reception in Lower Manhattan hosted by parents John MacIntosh and Anna Verdi P'27 and current student Phoebe MacIntosh '27 to help welcome the students and families of the Class of 2029.

Faculty and staff are invited to join the Ombuds and Human Resources Offices for a series of TED Talk viewings and discussions throughout the summer.

The Kenyon community is invited to gather in West Hartford at a reception hosted by parents Dave Stevenson '92 P'27 and Lisa Stevenson P'27 and current student Kate Stevenson '27 to help welcome the students and families of the Class of 2029.

Kenyon's Franklin Miller Observatory will be open to the public, weather permitting.

Join the Brown Family Environmental Center, the Philander Chase Conservancy and the Knox County Parks District to mark the grand opening of the BFEC's North Trail System, Yauger Road Entrance.

Faculty and staff are invited to join the Ombuds and Human Resources Offices for a series of TED Talk viewings and discussions throughout the summer.

Use your Monday lunch break to de-stress with an outdoor yoga class. This free class is open to all ages.

Faculty and staff are invited to join the Ombuds and Human Resources Offices for a series of TED Talk viewings and discussions throughout the summer.

Join BFEC Director Noelle Jordan for a guided hike of two of the oldest trails at the BFEC. We’ll enjoy these moderate trails (some hills) and discuss how the landscape in this area has evolved since the early 1990s.

The Gund is pleased to present "To Dream a House: Frank Lloyd Wright in Knox County," an exhibition that presents a little-known piece of Knox County history.

"Milton and Anne Rogovin: A Labor of Love" delves into the "Working People, Appalachia, and Family of Miners" series by Milton Rogovin (1909–2011), a photographer whose lens captured not only individuals but the bonds between them and their places.