News Archive

The Kenyon community gathered to remember the visionary architect, benefactor and alumnus.

The ongoing $100 million endowment effort will support Kenyon’s future.

Making a difference in the community by volunteering on campus and in Knox County has become a top priority for many students.

The Gundies awards, organized by the Office of Student Engagement, commend student success and organizational impact.

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.

Outstanding achievements by students, faculty and alumni were recognized during this year’s Honors Day program.

Susan Baldeschwiler, a longtime staff member in the Office of the Provost who was known as a trusted colleague with a passion for singing, died April 4.

The College ranked third among small schools in producing volunteers for the government agency that promotes world peace and friendship.

Julie Brodie, director of the Office for Community Partnerships and professor of dance, talks about all the right moves that make Kenyon special.

Political science faculty are using their unique expertise to reconsider international relations in real-time.