Bright Spots in a Pandemic
A look back at what made an unprecedented year at Kenyon extraordinary in so many ways.
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Kefa Memeh ’22 combines a love of painting and color with a newfound passion for light in photography.
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Adding to your reading list? Browse titles recommended by the editors at the Kenyon Review.
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We enlisted some students to provide a sneak peek inside the new Chalmers Library. Here’s what they saw.
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The College’s 193rd Commencement recognizes graduating seniors and marks a partial return to the normal rhythms of Kenyon life.
First Person: Student Life at Kenyon
Minding the Gap
Slow down, take a minute and look around — because if you don’t, you might miss something.
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Semester Two Over a Coffee
First Person: Student Life at KenyonWhat is the quintessential college experience? And does it have to take place on campus to count?
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Why Crozier is the Best Place to Live on Campus
First Person: Student Life at KenyonWhen I received an email telling me I was being offered a double room in the Crozier Center for Women, I was ecstatic.
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Moments of Laughter and Gratitude
First Person: Student Life at KenyonThis is a little home on the Hill. How the heck did I get so lucky?
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Preserving a Rural Feel
In the News — Ohio MagazineBecause “Kenyon wouldn’t be Kenyon anywhere else,” the Philander Chase Conservancy land trust has pioneered ways to maintain the College’s unique setting.
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Feeding a Neighborhood
In the News — ABC NewsMarco Saavedra ’11, an immigration activist whose family runs a restaurant that’s a staple of the South Bronx, feeds neighbors struggling with food insecurity during the pandemic.
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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.