News Archive

From award-winning writers to influential politicians, the College has had many unforgettable graduation day speakers.

The College ranked third among small schools in producing volunteers for the government agency that promotes world peace and friendship.

Political science faculty are using their unique expertise to reconsider international relations in real-time.

Art history students received a special look at the art world when they visited the Netherlands and Belgium with Assistant Professor Katherine Calvin as part of a travel-embedded course.

Adam Davidson ’86, who won an Academy Award for best short film in 1991, talks about his firm belief in the role of the liberal arts in storytelling on the eve of this year’s Oscars and a new Kenyon program in L.A.

The College’s streak of ranking as a top producer among liberal arts institutions for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program continued this year.

The prestigious award will support the graduate work of Sam Bowden ’24 in Eastern European history and languages while in the United Kingdom.

Renowned authors, a distinguished diplomat, and an award-winning actress were just some of the alumni and faculty who made headlines this year.

A unique study abroad program between the College and the distinguished British university that launched in 1975 has been transformative for generations of students.

Two former resident co-directors share their reflections on 50 years of the revolutionary partnership that has allowed Kenyon English majors to study at the University of Exeter.