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Co-captain of the women’s basketball team and founder of Minority Athletes at Kenyon, Anissa Hardy ’26 talks about the importance of getting involved in campus life and creating community.

From Plato to Jimmy Kimmel, the Department of Philosophy’s Alexandra Bradner shares her thoughts on love this Valentine’s Day.

The Oscar, Emmy and Tony-award winning designer will address graduating students at Kenyon’s 198th Commencement.

Campus events recognizing Black voices are taking place throughout February in honor of Black History Month.

The College’s streak of ranking as a top producer among liberal arts institutions for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program continued this year.

The funding from the Laboratory for Analytic Sciences will help Professor of Computing Jordan Crouser and his students design tools that evaluate the effectiveness of AI-assisted decisions.

Russell H. Batt H’00, a professor emeritus of chemistry who found great joy in the natural world, died Jan. 21.

During the annual campus Day of Dialogue, the College community celebrated the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. while contemplating various ways of responding to injustice.

The Bulmash Family Holocaust Collection at Chalmers Library offers a unique resource for getting to know history first-hand.

Experts from the College and around the country will gather on campus to discuss the future of AI in education as part of the first Summit on Liberal Arts x AI.