News Archive

Some call summer the “slow season” on campus, but for these students, alumni, faculty and staff, it was full speed ahead.

For 70 students and their faculty mentors, summer at Kenyon is a time of rigorous research.

Two students win prestigious Goldwater Scholarships, considered the premier award for undergraduate research in the natural sciences.

A landmark survey by Assistant Professor of Sociology Austin Johnson sheds light on the experiences of young LGBTQ people growing up in the American South.

The Rural Life Initiative shapes relationships between Kenyon student researchers and Knox County neighbors for years to come.

Math major Ella Wilson ’23 snags a prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, considered the premier award for undergraduate research in the natural sciences.

Molecular biology major Imani Rucker ’23 digs deeper into the sciences.

Eleanor Tetreault ’21 is named a lead author on a psychological study making national headlines.

Izzie Meneguzzi ’22 focuses her Summer Science research on how misleading photo editing affects self esteem.

Physics major Ryn Grutkoski ’21 wins a coveted NSF grant, allowing them to continue their research into the origins and development of the universe.