Satisfying Summer Reads
The editors and staff of the Kenyon Review recommend summer reads sure to surprise and delight.
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Faculty and staff on Kenyon’s LGBTQ+ advisory committee recommend prose and poetry that celebrate Pride Month.
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Reunion Weekend 2022 will be remembered as the largest alumni gathering in Kenyon's history.
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International students celebrate cultural diversity at Kenyon with an outdoor festival.
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President Sean Decatur describes how racist harassment takes an invisible toll.
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How a Kenyon family is using their mother's legacy to support first-generation students
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Bridget Brink ’91 is nominated to be the United States’ ambassador to Ukraine as the nation faces continued threat from Russia.
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Additionally, three endowed chairs will have new faculty holders in the 2022–23 academic year.
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Three drama seniors converse with playwright alumna Beth Hyland '13 on Kenyon and their shared love of Chekhov.
First Person: Student Life at Kenyon
My Favorite Kenyon Photos
A graduating student photographer reflects on his time behind the lens.
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‘A Joyous Four Years’
First Person: Student Life at KenyonSenior Class President Grant Holt ’22 addresses his classmates at Kenyon’s 194th Commencement.
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Throwing Pottery, Identifying Potsherds
First Person: Student Life at KenyonEven when having fun and taking a breather, I'm still learning and experiencing.
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Summer Wonders
First Person: Student Life at KenyonA day in the life of a Gambier June.
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Sounding the Alarm on Climate Change
In the News — C-SPANU.S. Senator Michael Bennet introduced two different alums–Andy Meuller ’90 and Ellen Herbert ’07–to testify as experts before the Senate Agriculture Subcommittee on Conservation.
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“I Will Not Be Erased”
In the News — The Columbus DispatchDensil Porteous, a Kenyon trustee, member of the Class of 2002 and LGBTQ+ advocate, speaks out against a recent resurgence in anti-gay legislation.
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Village Goes Viral
In the News — Cincinnati Public RadioGambier Mayor Leeman Kessler ’04 has garnered over 100,000 TikTok followers with his alternatively earnest and absurdist takes on life in small-town Ohio.