News Archive

The Brown Family Environmental Center will welcome the Knox County community to its annual festival celebrating the fall season on Oct. 17.

The founder of The Bulwark and author of the new book “How to Eat an Elephant” will appear Sept. 16 as part of her national book tour.

The College’s fall lecture series will feature a variety of prominent speakers, including Sarah Longwell, a Kenyon alumna and founder of the influential media startup The Bulwark.

Daisy Desrosiers will continue to shape the artistic program and long-term strategic direction of the College’s teaching museum while also focusing on the development of North American art acquisition at Tate, the prestigious art institution in London.

The College’s Brown Family Environmental Center invites the community to a free, family-friendly event on Saturday, April 18, that includes a clothing, plant and book swap.

The College’s fall lecture series, which includes George Packer, William Kristol and Jeff Flake, will explore the state of American democracy from diverse perspectives.

Students at Kenyon College are helping local schoolchildren in and out of the classroom by volunteering, mentoring and providing special programming.

The distinction from the American Alliance of Museums is the highest national recognition afforded to museums in the United States.

The College’s Brown Family Environmental Center will host its annual “Keep It Wild” festival on Saturday, April 19.

Kenyon and Mount Vernon Nazarene University are co-hosting the annual community breakfast honoring MLK’s legacy.