News Archive

Campus celebrations for Black History Month highlight Black voices through more than a dozen events in February.

Ruth Heindel, the Dorothy and Thomas Jegla Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, talks about environmental factors behind the recent California wildfires and other natural disasters.

Kenyon’s annual event — supported by a new endowed fund — celebrates important traditions with a growing audience.

Students in a political science course get hands-on experience researching information for immigration court cases affecting asylum seekers.

Students can boost their resume while developing valuable skills and relationships with alumni mentors through the Career Development Office’s Professional Extension Projects program.

The scenic landscapes and waterways that surround Kenyon are begging to be explored, even in the wintertime. Here are five ways to get out and enjoy the outdoors this season.

Kenyon and Mount Vernon Nazarene University are co-hosting the annual community breakfast honoring MLK’s legacy.

From Philander Chase’s desk to the parliamentary robe worn by Lord Kenyon, objects connected to the early days of the College — founded 200 years ago — remain on campus.

Faculty, staff and students share meaningful recipes for cookies, doughnuts and more this holiday season.

A new edition of the College songbook — the first in more than 65 years — includes multiple arrangements of classic Kenyon songs.