Is the American Experiment Still Viable?
Your guide to the United States in 2021 and beyond.
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Get to know a few of the alumni, students and faculty who stood out in a year like no other.
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New award displays with more inclusive content and revitalized design adorn Kenyon’s Lowry Center for athletics.
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The editors and staff of the Kenyon Review mark the holiday season with an irresistible reading list dedicated to the joy of turning the page.
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Kenyon’s athletic facility is renamed in a first-of-a-kind honor for a trailblazing alumnus.
First Person: Student Life at Kenyon
Craving Middle Path
Today, I miss the perfect early fall morning on Middle Path, temperatures teasing to drop, but holding out with sunshine for a few more weeks.
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500 Days of Quarantine
First Person: Student Life at KenyonWhile completing the first half of my senior year remotely was never my plan, if it helps keep others safe, then I plan to make the best of it.
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Yakera: Gratitude
First Person: Student Life at KenyonWhile the crisis in my homeland of Venezuela unfolded, friends at Kenyon would repeatedly ask me what they could do to help.
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Finding Home at Kenyon
First Person: Student Life at Kenyon“Gut feeling” is glorified in the college admission process, but I knew that I belonged at Kenyon the first time I stepped onto campus.
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‘Calvin and Hobbes’ Lives On
In the News — The Washington PostThe iconic comic strip by Bill Watterson ’80 — with characters named for philosophers studied in Kenyon courses — continues to delight and enchant.
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Theater of War
In the News — The New YorkerCan Greek tragedy get us through the pandemic? A theater company founded by Bryan Doerries ’98 has spent years bringing catharsis to the traumatized.
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Channeling C.J. Cregg
In the News — Entertainment Weekly“A wonderful character who is not afraid to speak truth to power.” Allison Janney ’82 reveals what made “The West Wing” press secretary her favorite role.