News Archive

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

UE has withdrawn an election petition from the NLRB, ending a three-year deliberation of whether all Kenyon student workers could be represented by the union.

Authors, an astrophysicist and Abraham Lincoln’s right-hand man were just a few of the people with ties to the College who made headlines this year.

From Philander Chase’s desk to the parliamentary robe worn by Lord Kenyon, objects connected to the early days of the College — founded 200 years ago — remain on campus.

Faculty, staff and students share meaningful recipes for cookies, doughnuts and more this holiday season.

Original choreography will be showcased in the annual concert by the Kenyon College Dance, Drama and Cinema Club.

The theater space in Oden Hall will recognize the co-ed service organization.

Senior class president Will Bryant ’25 reflects on the great people at Kenyon, his desire to bring them together, and his love of cheese dip.

A new edition of the College songbook — the first in more than 65 years — includes multiple arrangements of classic Kenyon songs.

A generous donation from the Wright family will fund full tuition for a top Mount Vernon student and support internship opportunities in Knox County and around Ohio.