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Experts from the College and around the country will gather on campus to discuss the future of AI in education as part of the first Summit on Liberal Arts x AI.

As part of “Introduction to Design Thinking,” students considered how to create a unique, forward-thinking computing program at Kenyon.

The scholarship, established in 2014, is for students from Ohio who are interested in pursuing math or related fields.

Designed as part of an environmental studies class project, the photovoltaic power generation system on top of Gund Commons became operational this month.

Students from Ohio and nearby states studying science, technology, engineering and math will be eligible for $500,000 in scholarships over the next five years from the Austin E. Knowlton Foundation.

The scholarships, established in 2014, are for students from the Buckeye State who are interested in pursuing math or related fields.

Joachim Frank, who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2017, took note of Kenyon’s own work across disciplines when visiting with students and faculty in Gambier this week.

Three NSF Graduate Research Fellowship winners from the Kenyon community — two of them from the Class of 2024 — reflect on what’s coming next.

A magazine produced by seniors in the neuroscience department shows off their ability to produce science writing for the masses.