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Announcing the Largest Gift in Kenyon History
Kenyon receives a $100 million gift to fund three new residence halls on South Campus, an investment in the core residential experience.
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Biologist Iris Levin forges connections with nearby farmers to study the behavior of birds nesting in local barns.
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Kenyon has again been recognized as a top producer of winners of the J. William Fulbright Fellowship among liberal arts institutions.
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Kenyon’s Board of Trustees approves the promotion of four faculty members.
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“Cooperation and collaboration are our strategic superpowers: Working together we not only slow transmission, but undermine the virus’ own resilience mechanism.”
First Person: Student Life at Kenyon
Why Crozier is the Best Place to Live on Campus
When 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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The Small Stuff
First Person: Student Life at KenyonOver the past four years, I have discovered a multitude of corners and crannies and details of campus that I never knew existed.
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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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Seven Tips for Kenyon Snow
First Person: Student Life at KenyonI’m looking forward to warmer weather when I can throw on a T-shirt under my Kenyon hoodie and feel the sun shining. Until then, you’ll find me looking out at the snow.
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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.