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Members of the Kenyon community are initiating change on a local level by assisting with the political process.

New students — led by a new president — found a poetic way to celebrate the annual tradition that salutes the unbroken line of people who built and strengthened the College.

Two recipients of the Franklin Miller Awards are making a difference among their peers — one person at a time.

Hao Zhou, assistant professor of film, is teaming up with Hulu to tell LGBTQ+ stories through the IF/Then Shorts program.

On Founders’ Day, new students will continue a longstanding tradition by logging their names in the College’s Matriculation Book.

LGBTQ+ History Month takes place in October, and several events are scheduled to help the campus community celebrate.

Parents flocked to campus for Family Weekend, when they were treated to theater and music performances, sporting events and much more.

The influential avant-garde musician and composer will perform as part of a duo on Oct. 21 and teach a master class open to the community.

Clara Román-Odio, professor emerita of Spanish, discusses her award-winning book and Hispanic Heritage Month.

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.