News Archive

As the Class of 2026 leaves Kenyon, here’s a look at the work, research and educational opportunities that await some of them after Commencement.

The student leader and athlete who won the Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award on Honors Day talks about his favorite memories of Kenyon as he prepares to graduate.

From award-winning writers to influential politicians, the College has had many unforgettable graduation day speakers.

Faculty from a variety of different departments were promoted to associate professor at the spring meeting of the College’s Board of Trustees.

Amanda Kuo ’26 and Grace Jansen ’26 have had a significant impact on stage, in the pool, and in and out of the classroom.

Making a difference in the community by volunteering on campus and in Knox County has become a top priority for many students.

The Gundies awards, organized by the Office of Student Engagement, commend student success and organizational impact.

The College’s Brown Family Environmental Center invites the community to a free, family-friendly event on Saturday, April 18, that includes a clothing, plant and book swap.

Outstanding achievements by students, faculty and alumni were recognized during this year’s Honors Day program.

Susan Baldeschwiler, a longtime staff member in the Office of the Provost who was known as a trusted colleague with a passion for singing, died April 4.