News Archive

In her Opening Convocation address to new students, President Julie Kornfeld highlighted the power of a liberal arts education to help forge new paths in a rapidly changing world.

A new online platform makes connecting with the Kenyon community in search of career and academic advice as easy as asking a simple question.

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.

Nine new tenure-track faculty join the College for the 2025-26 academic year.

A new academic year powered by $76 million in new commitments.

Emeritus History Professor Michael Evans and English Professor Adele Davidson show their appreciation to Kenyon and its students with generous investments.

Numerous faculty members who traveled around the world this summer to continue their academic work wrote virtual postcards to the campus community about their pursuits.

Loretta “Lorie” Shults, a retired staff member for campus safety and student affairs who was known for her generosity, died July 31.

Nearly 100 students use their summers to conduct challenging research under the expert guidance of faculty mentors.

Tom Stamp ’73 H’22, the College historian, keeper of Kenyoniana and longtime leader of the Office of Public Affairs who told Kenyon’s stories as no one else could, died July 26.