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Two students who have helped create communal spaces for their peers interested in math and environmental studies are the fall recipients of the award.

A Summer Science Scholar studied complicated mathematical models to develop evasion strategies for survivors of a zombie apocalypse in Gambier.

A trip to Washington, D.C., brought students, faculty and alumni together for learning, networking and more over Fall Break as part of the Kenyon Keys program.

The scholarship for students from Ohio who are interested in pursuing math or related fields was established in 2014.

Thomas C. Jegla H’97 P’89, professor emeritus of biology who taught at the College for more than 30 years and was a strong advocate for student research, died Oct. 14.

Campus put on its best fall colors for Family Weekend on Oct. 16-18.

Career diplomat Bridget Brink ’91 will be on campus this month for guest lectures, class visits and career mentoring as part of a new program bringing accomplished alumni and parents to Kenyon.

More than 350 alumnae and guests are coming to connect with each other and enjoy a star-studded lineup of speakers from Oct. 23-25.

The Brown Family Environmental Center will welcome the Knox County community to its annual festival celebrating the fall season on Oct. 17.

New grants enable students to travel and conduct site-specific research on projects that they’ve developed themselves as part of the Kenyon Keys initiative.