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The Kenyon community gathered to remember the visionary architect, benefactor and alumnus.

The ongoing $100 million endowment effort will support Kenyon’s future.

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.

Women comprise one-third of donors to the endowment effort.

During our March 24-25 giving challenge, please consider giving to the Kenyon Fund to support everything that makes Kenyon, Kenyon.

The celebration included honoring 50 years of the Kenyon-Exeter Program.

Six months into a two-year effort to add $100 million to Kenyon’s endowment, donors see promise and purpose in the strategic priorities for the College’s third century.

The new South Campus residence is named for the editor-in-chief emeritus of Bloomberg News.

New McBride Field turf is entirely donor-funded.

Tom Stamp ’73 H’22, the College historian, keeper of Kenyoniana and longtime leader of the Office of Public Affairs who told Kenyon’s stories as no one else could, died July 26.