News Archive

The Kenyon College Board of Trustees convened for its spring meeting April 24-25 in Gambier.

A $25 million lead gift from Trustee Matthew Voorhees ’95 invests in the future of the liberal arts.

Gloria Jean Stokes, a passionate sports fan who worked in the College’s dining hall for almost 30 years, died April 25.

The Philander Chase Conservancy has protected over 6,000 acres since it was created in 2000 to conserve natural habitats, farms and open spaces around the College. Its work continues as the conservancy celebrates 25 years in operation.

The distinction from the American Alliance of Museums is the highest national recognition afforded to museums in the United States.

The College’s Brown Family Environmental Center will host its annual “Keep It Wild” festival on Saturday, April 19.

President Kornfeld and Provost Bowman call on the Kenyon community to recommit to the critical work we do, including challenging our own thinking each and every day.

Generous gift guarantees permanent funding for the two-year English teaching positions that also work with the Kenyon Review