News Archive

Alumni weigh in on the complicated questions surrounding Kenyon's athletic monikers.

Yohanca Delgado '06 and Elliott Holt '97, two of the 35 creative writers who won 2022 NEA Fellowships, talk writing and their Kenyon experience.

From authors and musicians to restaurateurs and long-distance cyclists, these Kenyon alumni made headlines across the country in 2021.

Students who interned at the Gund Gallery reflect on the experiences that launched their careers in the art world and beyond.

Eleanor Tetreault ’21 is named a lead author on a psychological study making national headlines.

Everyone’s planning their Halloween outfits, and these campus fixtures are no exception.

In a virtual town hall, Kenyon’s president and provost update alumni on the successes of a challenging year.

Sonya D. Dudgeon ’90 was a native of Gambier, longtime Kenyon staff member and friend to many.

An experience with Kenyon’s Summer Scholars Program in Socio-legal Studies sparked Delaney Barker’s interest in civil rights law.