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Crazy, Amazing, Abroad
First Person: Student Life at KenyonMy previous two years at Kenyon gave me the stepping stones to make my way across the Atlantic to Exeter, and I’m so thankful for that. I’ve already felt my independence grow exponentially within the past six weeks, and I’m not even halfway through.
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2019 Sexual Assault Campus Climate Survey Update
Campus UpdatesOn Oct. 29, 2019, President Sean Decatur shared an update with members of the Kenyon campus community about the results of the 2019 Sexual Assault Campus Climate Survey.
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Finding Independence Across the Atlantic
First Person: Student Life at KenyonBryn Seltzer ’21 is thankful that her first two years at Kenyon gave her the stepping stones to make her way across the Atlantic to Exeter.
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A Love Letter to Mod B
First Person: Student Life at KenyonI never thought I’d be writing a love letter to a building (even a temporary one) on Kenyon’s campus. I’m not much of a romantic. But here we are, so here we go.
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Illuminating the Universe
Kenyon NewsRachel Nguyen ’19 and physics professor Tom Giblin publish research on the dark origins of the universe.
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'The Peanut Butter Falcon'
First Person: Student Life at KenyonAlbeit far from California, Kenyon’s ability to teach its students individuality, as well as connect them to a global niche, locates it not far from the golden gates of Hollywood.
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Clery Act Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
Campus UpdatesKenyon has posted and is publicly sharing 2018 crime statistics and safety-related policies and procedures.
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“Meeting in the middle is not a bad starting place. But the middle should not be where we rest.”
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Climate in the Classroom
Kenyon NewsAs calls to combat climate change are amplified worldwide, Kenyon students and faculty put a local spin on activism.
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Here, There and Gambier
First Person: Student Life at KenyonI turned my back on the hustle and bustle, left the steel and stop lights, and slowed down from an urban pace. I learned to walk in step with village life.
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