News Archive

Ellen Pader ’72 and Maureen St. Cyr ’04, inspired by their time at Kenyon, are working together to end housing discrimination in Massachusetts.

Outgoing Ambassador Bridget Brink ’91 relied on lessons she first learned at Kenyon to navigate the literal and figurative minefields of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Software engineer Gabe Schine ’05 talks about his role with Watch Duty, the free app providing real-time information that has been a hero of the L.A. wildfires.

The theater space in Oden Hall will recognize the co-ed service organization.

Theater of War Productions’ Bryan Doerries ’98 H’17 talks about how an upcoming campus event centered on classic texts can facilitate tough conversations among students.

The streaming series “Manhunt,” about the role played by Edwin Stanton, Class of 1834, in the hunt for Abraham Lincoln’s assassin, will get a campus screening and special speaker next week.

In a special bicentennial edition of the magazine we’ve assembled and shared just a tiny collection of the many things that you told us you loved: professors, buildings, traditions, memories and the lasting lessons you took from your time in Gambier.

Swimming coach Tom Rushton ’01, who had six athletes qualify for the Paris Summer Games, is the latest member of the College community to be involved with the Olympics over the years.

Through a job shadow with set decorator Rosemary Brandenburg ’78, a film major experienced the ins and outs of a professional production.

“As I look back on my career as a diplomat, including my current assignment as an ambassador on the front lines of democracy, I can see how my liberal arts education prepared me for the enormous challenges that I would face.”