News Archive

Viet Thanh Nguyen, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Sympathizer,” met with students and held a reading on campus sponsored by The Kenyon Review.

Mae Ling Gorin ’26, a student co-manager of the Crozier Center for Women, has worked hard to take advantage of opportunities at Kenyon — and create them for others.

Students enjoyed time outside the classroom in a variety of ways, with some dedicating their break to academic pursuits, athletics and the arts both at home and abroad.

Art history students received a special look at the art world when they visited the Netherlands and Belgium with Assistant Professor Katherine Calvin as part of a travel-embedded course.

Kenyon faculty and staff who authored, edited and translated more than 20 published works in 2025 were honored this week during a special program at Chalmers Library.

The Crozier Center for Women has several special events planned for March to celebrate Women’s History Month on campus.

Adam Davidson ’86, who won an Academy Award for best short film in 1991, talks about his firm belief in the role of the liberal arts in storytelling on the eve of this year’s Oscars and a new Kenyon program in L.A.

The life of a student band doesn’t end with Commencement. On the eve of this year’s Battle of the Bands, here are some of the memorable performers to come out of Kenyon.

Kenyon students have embraced the outdoors this winter as they stay active and have fun together by skiing, skating and more.

Mandy Gadrow ’97 in the Advancement Division has found her groove competing in the Olympic sport that has taken the Winter Games by storm.