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Kenyon’s distinctive immersive model of teaching and learning world languages equips students with cultural and linguistic tools for lives of global engagement.

The assistant professor of art is nuts about her workspace in Horvitz Hall, where she turns walnuts and pecans into ink — and much more — for her artistic endeavors.

The celebration included honoring 50 years of the Kenyon-Exeter Program.

Tim Shutt H’21, professor emeritus of humanities who worked for the College for 35 years and passionately supported Kenyon athletics, died Nov. 9.

The two fall recipients of the award for students who make significant contributions to the College’s academic environment have a knack for creating meaningful connections.

A unique study abroad program between the College and the distinguished British university that launched in 1975 has been transformative for generations of students.

Two former resident co-directors share their reflections on 50 years of the revolutionary partnership that has allowed Kenyon English majors to study at the University of Exeter.

By partnering with faculty across disciplines, The Gund is finding new ways to engage students with art while deepening their academic work in the classroom.

New routines for closing inactive Kenyon email accounts aim to reduce cybersecurity risks and data storage costs.

Rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of new students who officially joined the undergraduate community or the faculty and staff who were honored with awards during the fall convocation.