News Archive

Students and staff used spring break to deliver 1,000 new and used books donated by the campus community to a Kentucky nonprofit, where they’ll begin a journey to Ukrainian refugees.

Spring break was full of exciting opportunities for some students to travel as part of academic investigations, career explorations and extracurricular passions.

Drama and film professor Jonathan Tazewell ’84 talks about Hollywood’s biggest night, this year’s crop of movies, and past — and possibly future — Oscar winners with ties to the College.

For the 18th time in 20 years, Kenyon was recognized for being a leading producer for the State Department’s flagship international academic exchange program.

Authors, an astrophysicist and Abraham Lincoln’s right-hand man were just a few of the people with ties to the College who made headlines this year.

A breadth of programs sponsored by students, faculty and staff highlight campus diversity during Global Engagement Week, taking place this year from Oct. 21-25.

Kenyon students are headed to the Great Mohican Pow-Wow to learn about Native American heritage and culture.

A delegation with deep ties to the College has been working with teachers in West Africa as part of an educational and cultural exchange.

Summer interns, students and recent grads immerse themselves in the local legislative process, fostering a vibrant civic life.

Triple major Lee Nah ’25 is the first Kenyon student in 15 years to win the Beinecke Scholarship and plans to use the award to continue her innovative interdisciplinary work.