News Archive

More than a dozen scholars and other experts will gather for the Center for the Study of American Democracy’s conference “A Nation of Immigrants?” on March 26-27.

Community Advisors are leaders in building a sense of belonging in the College’s residence halls, whether it’s by organizing programs or lending a helping hand.

Drama and film professor Jonathan Tazewell ’84 talks about Hollywood’s biggest night, this year’s crop of movies, and past — and possibly future — Oscar winners with ties to the College.

For the 18th time in 20 years, Kenyon was recognized for being a leading producer for the State Department’s flagship international academic exchange program.

Student Council’s “AI Week” is partnering with faculty to explore the role of artificial intelligence in higher ed.

Lawrence E. Bower II, a longtime staff member who kept activities in Rosse Hall running smoothly and had a deep appreciation for antiques and collectibles, died Feb. 7.

The associate provost — a man of many titles who blazed a trail for Black faculty at the College — talks about his appreciation for his colleagues, the joy of Commencement, and his desire to become a better cook.

The award-winning writer and MacArthur ‘genius grant’ fellow will address graduating students at Kenyon’s 197th Commencement.

College partners are building bridges with the Knox County community through the National Endowment for the Arts’ Big Read.

Professor of English Rosemary O’Neill explains how the amorous origins of Valentine’s Day and modern notions of courtly love have their roots in medieval literature.