News Archive

A student effort to plant scores of trees around the Brown Family Environmental Center and Mavec Field celebrated the College’s bicentennial while preserving the campus’ rural character.

The Charles P. McIlvaine Professor of English, who has experienced the College both as an alumna and longtime faculty member, talks about what she finds so special about Kenyon.

Students and staff used spring break to deliver 1,000 new and used books donated by the campus community to a Kentucky nonprofit, where they’ll begin a journey to Ukrainian refugees.

More than 15 faculty and staff members were recognized for being published last year as authors, editors and translators.

Spring break was full of exciting opportunities for some students to travel as part of academic investigations, career explorations and extracurricular passions.

The Crozier Center for Women is at the center of several upcoming events saluting the “revolutionary activism” at the heart of Women’s History Month.

More than a dozen scholars and other experts will gather for the Center for the Study of American Democracy’s conference “A Nation of Immigrants?” on March 26-27.

Community Advisors are leaders in building a sense of belonging in the College’s residence halls, whether it’s by organizing programs or lending a helping hand.

Drama and film professor Jonathan Tazewell ’84 talks about Kenyon's connections to Hollywood’s biggest night.

For the 18th time in 20 years, Kenyon was recognized for being a leading producer for the State Department’s flagship international academic exchange program.