News Archive

Tom Stamp ’73 H’22, the College historian, keeper of Kenyoniana and longtime leader of the Office of Public Affairs who told Kenyon’s stories as no one else could, died July 26.

The College’s governing board added at-large trustees as well as new members representing parents and alumni on July 1.

Community members remember a giant white oak at the Brown Family Environmental Center, felled by a recent storm, that may have been one of the oldest in the region.

Kenyon’s Accessibility Committee works to make campus a place where everyone can fully participate, something that a new series of workshops aims to improve even more.

Faculty members from across the College were appointed to endowed professorships that support their work effective July 1.

Kenyon is pleased to welcome the following faculty and staff members — who have joined the College or changed roles — in recent months.

Jessica Pruett, assistant professor of gender and sexuality studies, talks about Pride Month, Chappell Roan and what she’s learned from studying lesbian identity and the ’70s.

Seven recent graduates have received Fulbright fellowships, the U.S. Department of State’s flagship international academic exchange program.

The Career Development Office received a prestigious award for its program that encourages students to take advantage of its resources by offering exclusive prizes and perks.

Outdoor activities that take advantage of rural Ohio’s natural beauty abound around campus for those who remain during the summer months.