News Archive

It was a busy first week for Julie Kornfeld, who took office Oct. 1 and immediately began the process of getting to know the Kenyon community.

Kenyon faculty and staff are joining with the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County for events and a book giveaway for Banned Books Week.

Homecoming has been reimagined as a community-building weekend for students and alumni that goes far beyond a single athletic event.

Student research was used to prepare the application to honor Wayman Chapel AME Church, the first Black church in Knox County.

René Guo brings a passion for social justice to their work as the new assistant director of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Adelante student organization will highlight and honor Latine culture with events open to the entire campus community.

The Gund Commons game room is the latest example of staff and students working together to make places where everyone can feel connected.

Health Promotion’s Owl Be Outside initiative encourages students to reap the benefits of spending more time outdoors.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony and other special events open to the community will celebrate the launch of The Annex downtown on Friday, Sept. 8.

Anthropology students will soon excavate a site near Church of the Holy Spirit in the search for artifacts from one of the earliest buildings at Kenyon.