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Campus was filled with celebrations, athletics and a whole lot of alumni during Kenyon’s annual Homecoming Weekend tradition known as Festifall.

Staff Council Co-chair Kirstin Fuller, who serves as assistant director of human resources, talks about the importance of her colleagues, the Golden Rule and her love of thrifting.

Faculty and staff now can eat meals at Peirce Hall for free as part of a new employee benefit. Those who ate there frequently in the past have some advice for their peers.

“Where Ideas Begin” features a diversity of contemporary voices in a display of the museum’s permanent art collection to celebrate its 15th anniversary.

The founder of The Bulwark and author of the new book “How to Eat an Elephant” will appear Sept. 16 as part of her national book tour.

The College was also honored for its contribution to the public good and overall educational value in Washington Monthly’s annual best college rankings by region.

A new director of athletics, fitness and recreation looks forward to facility improvements, adding new varsity sports programs, and the promise of an exciting fall season.

A library exhibition on the Latine studies program at Kenyon is part of a celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month taking place in Gambier.

The Kenyon L.A. program introduced film students to alumni and parents working in the industry and taught scriptwriting in the classroom while offering a template for experiential programs in other cities.

The College’s fall lecture series will feature a variety of prominent speakers, including Sarah Longwell, a Kenyon alumna and founder of the influential media startup The Bulwark.