News Archive

A new director of athletics, fitness and recreation looks forward to facility improvements, adding new varsity sports programs, and the promise of an exciting fall season.

Kenyon’s sports programs rewrote the record books this spring as student-athletes found both team and individual success.

Jason Imperati has been hired to serve as the College’s next director of athletics, fitness, and recreation.

Student-athletes assisting Wiggin Street Elementary students with the state’s fitness challenge in a unique partnership were saluted during an Oct. 23 visit by Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel.

Kenyon women claimed their 25th national title and men earned a runner-up finish at the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships.

Games, ghosts, the gridiron and gratitude were all featured in a reimagined Homecoming.

A local chapter of Morgan’s Message aims to strengthen mental health by augmenting resources and expertise and encouraging peer-to-peer conversations.

Hundreds of swimmers and divers returned to campus Sept. 8-10 for a reunion to celebrate the past, present and future of the sport at Kenyon.

Former swimming and diving coach Jim Steen will be inducted into the Kenyon College Athletics Hall of Fame during a two-day reunion on Sept. 8-9.

Their gift honors the championship past and bright future of Kenyon swimming and diving.