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Two student researchers hope their work understanding how flowers benefit apple orchards will help these fruit-producing communities blossom.

More than 110 students worked with faculty mentors this summer to conduct cutting-edge research as part of Kenyon programs.

Kenyon students interning at The Ohio State University through the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience program get an immersive, hands-on experience that prepares them for grad school.

Kenyon students are spending the summer working with cutting-edge researchers at Ohio State University as part of internships funded by the cancer-fighting nonprofit Pelotonia.

New offerings allow students to focus on the LGBTQ+ community through faculty-guided research in Gambier and nonprofit work in Columbus.

The funding from the Laboratory for Analytic Sciences will help Professor of Computing Jordan Crouser and his students design tools that evaluate the effectiveness of AI-assisted decisions.

The Bulmash Family Holocaust Collection at Chalmers Library offers a unique resource for getting to know history first-hand.

Campus excavations conducted by anthropology students are yielding clues to Kenyon’s early days while offering important experiential learning opportunities.

Leah Fanello ’25 helped bridge the gap between science and art by photographing American Sign Language as Kenyon's Community Engagement Summer Scholar.

A Summer Science Scholar leans into the trial-and-error of the research process while studying how plants produce sticky, pest-repellent sugars.