News Archive

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.

Four Kenyon graduates have been awarded Fulbrights, and a returning student was named to the Fulbright UK Summer Institutes.

The College has received a grant that will help fund passports for Pell Grant-eligible students to improve access to international education opportunities.

The College’s Brown Family Environmental Center will host a free Earth Day festival on Saturday, April 20.

Sam Bowden ’24 aims to affect foreign policy as a James C. Gaither Junior Fellow from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

The College has been honored for the number of students selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program for the 13th time since 2009.

Activists, artists and writers were just a few of the Kenyon people who made headlines this year.

Five Kenyon graduates were awarded Fulbrights and a faculty member was named to its specialist program, while another student won a State Department scholarship to study language abroad.