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After defeats in both the 2016 and 2018 elections, Knox County Democrats sought answers to why their candidates were voted down. Justin Sun ’20 investigated the polarization and divisiveness that marked these campaigns to uncover timely lessons for future elections.
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Two Kenyon students awarded with prestigious Goldwater scholarships explore tumor-fighting immune cells and bacteria to fight antibiotic resistance.
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Chat With the Chaplains
Kenyon CollegianA weekly opportunity to have breakfast with Kenyon's religious leaders connects spiritual and social life.
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A Place to Pause
Kenyon NewsLocated in the heart of campus, the Center for Wellness and Meditation is a welcoming space that invites the Kenyon community to rest, reflect and recharge.
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Move-In Day 2022
Kenyon NewsKenyon’s Class of 2026 and new transfer students arrived on campus on Saturday, Aug. 20, to move into dorms, meet roommates and start forging friendships.
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It's not unusual for Kenyon alumni to make repeat appearances on The New York Times’ bestseller lists or find success in the publishing industry. Explore new releases from members of the Kenyon community.
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Office Hours
Kenyon Alumni MagazineEight faculty members discuss the secrets of their craft, their favorite classes to teach and their collaborate approaches to learning that define the Kenyon experience.
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Looking Ahead to Anti-Racism Work
Campus UpdatesOn July 31, 2020, President Sean Decatur provided an update on Kenyon's anti-racism action plan.
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On Finding Purpose
Kenyon Alumni MagazineHanaa Ibrahim ’22 talks about representing her home, Palestine, and about finding her purpose at Kenyon.
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My Kenyon Pencil Case
First Person: Student Life at KenyonIn the midst of all the uncertainty about school and online classes, getting my pencil case in the mail was a sign of comfort. It was like having a little piece of my Kenyon experience with me again, a small constant in an ever-changing time.
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