Events

Learn which grasses, rushes and vines that are best for weaving and how to use them to make baskets, dolls or any other crafts you can imagine!

Meet at the BFEC Resource Center or the Miller Observatory for a hike and a chat with BFEC staff on portions of our trail system.

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The Department of English welcomes author, Leila Aboulela to Kenyon College.

Add a recent experience, improve bullet points or get someone else's eyes on your resume. Stop by for a few minutes or stay for the whole hour — whatever suits your schedule.

Associate professor of computer science at Denison University, Matt Kretchmar joins us for a computing colloquium to discuss language models in AI, such as ChatGPT, and how to expand the capabilities of these models.

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

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

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

The Department of Studio Art welcomes Michael Coppage, a conceptual artist who uses an interdisciplinary, dialectical approach to address social issues surrounding race and language.

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

Launch your career with a one-year graduate degree. Senior Director of Recruitment Brock Schroeder will share information about graduate programs in accounting, business analytics, supply chain management and finance.

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.

All Kenyon students, faculty and staff are invited to attend and observe meetings of Campus Senate, a group of elected representatives that works to improve cooperation and communication across campus and recommend proposals to Kenyon’s administration.

The Departments of Art History and Classics are exited to welcome Elizabeth Marlowe, the chair of the Art Department and the director of the Program in Museum Studies at Colgate University.

Alone in a home on the verge of breaking, Alice follows a strange rabbit to a wonderland, both humorous and horrifying, where she confronts the challenges of growing up. Adapted from the books by Lewis Carroll, this new work with original songs creates a dreamscape of the adolescent psyche and its confrontation with adulthood.

We are pleased to announce Family Weekend 2023 will take place Oct. 13 - 15 on campus.

The Center for the Study of American Democracy welcomes Stephen Kotkin P'24 P'26 from Stanford's Hoover Institution.

Stop by the Horn Gallery to view a visual art installation on display Oct. 11 - 18.

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