News Archive

President Kornfeld looks to the year ahead and celebrates the expansive nature of Kenyon’s liberal arts education.

Hundreds of new students arrived in Gambier for Move-in Day and pre-orientation engagement communities.

Members of the Class of 2030 and transfer students were welcomed to campus with the annual traditions of Opening Convocation and New Student Sing.

In her Opening Convocation address to new students, President Julie Kornfeld described a liberal arts community committed to building lives of consequence in the modern world.

From writing scripts in Hollywood to conducting research at the Smithsonian, students gained valuable experiences during summer break.

Molecular biology major Roman Cicero ’28 is spending his summer researching mosquitoes in pursuit of a safer, healthier world.

Dean for Career Development Lee Schott, who focuses on where the educational and working lives of students and alumni intersect, talks about why time at Kenyon is always time well spent.

Harnessing the power of the Kenyon network and cultivating a culture of philanthropy.

More students than ever are benefitting from exclusive internships set up with the help of alumni, parents and other friends of the College.

Two student researchers hope their work understanding how flowers benefit apple orchards will help these fruit-producing communities blossom.