Events

Applying to graduate school? Looking at summer internships? This workshop is for you.

Join an admissions representative from Harvard Law school for a discussion about the LSAT, the application process, law school essays and how to decide where to apply.

A twice-weekly gathering for those who are interested in French language and culture.

Plein air painters are invited to the Brown Family Environmental Center to paint outdoors every Tuesday. These are informal gatherings with no instruction. Bring your own supplies and meet other like-minded painters.

Kokosing Nature Preserve is excited to host Hot Yoga Escape for their summer outdoor yoga series.

Join history major Andrew Stolarski as he discusses his internship in public programming at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

The Department of Classics welcomes Calloway Scott from the University of Cincinnati.

Learn in the company of your Kenyon-in-Minneapolis community with Acting President and Professor of History Jeff Bowman as he presents, "Feast, Fast, Famine: Food in a Premodern World."

Join us on the Hill for a festival for all!

Stop by the Harcourt Parish House for bagels, hot drinks and other snacks.

Stop by Chalmers Library any Thursday during Common Hour for a new initiative to help students get organized and stay on-track throughout the semester.

Frank N. von Hippel, senior research physicist and professor of public and international affairs emeritus at Princeton University, will give a virtual presentation on the history of the Physicist Coalition for Nuclear Threat Reduction.

Join Kenyon alum Jeremy Leiser '13 as he demystifies common job roles and addresses what skills you need to thrive in "data" careers.

Join Kenyon alum Leland Holcomb '14 to learn key skills and abilities that immediately have impact in venture capital and startups.

The Gund Gallery presents an exhibition that brings together a broad selection of recent works by Christine Sun Kim along with two public artworks installed on campus. Kim’s works challenge widely held hierarchies that tether voice inextricably to sound, disrupting the implicit authority of the spoken over the signed and the aural over other perceptual planes.

Join Adelante for a series of events celebrating Latine heritage.

Stop by the Kenyon College Bookstore or the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County to pick up a copy of "Maus" by Art Speigelman in observance of Banned Books Week.

Use your lunch break on Tuesdays and Thursdays (May - Sept.) to de-stress with an outdoor yoga class.

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

Use your lunch break on Tuesdays and Thursdays (May - Sept.) to de-stress with an outdoor yoga class.