News Archive

Emily Blum ‘96 considers her disability identity as an asset and has made it her professional mission to help others do the same.

Alumni connections helped Mia Sherin ’22 broaden her horizons as a writer, leading to a budding career in New York City.

International studies major Raul Romero ’22 combines his talent for tech and interest in politics to launch an unexpected career.

Physics major Ryn Grutkoski ’21 wins a coveted NSF grant, allowing them to continue their research into the origins and development of the universe.

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

Mackenzie Bruzzio ’20 pursues medicine while not giving up her passion for the humanities.

Becca Foley ’20 credits her Kenyon experience with equipping her to navigate a journalism career at the New York Times.

Lucas O’Brien ’18 channels his eye for design and love of literature into a fashion career.

OB-GYN and public health scholar Karen A. Scott ’98 is leading a new research project — the first of its kind — to study obstetric racism.