News Archive

The College’s fall lecture series, which includes George Packer, William Kristol and Jeff Flake, will explore the state of American democracy from diverse perspectives.

New McBride Field turf is entirely donor-funded.

The Office for Civil Rights provides a summer 2025 campus update on the 2025-26 policy, staff changes, education and programming, data reporting and more.

Students who landed impressive internships over the summer can confirm that there’s no substitute for gaining real-world experience in helping to plot out a career.

Students at Kenyon College are helping local schoolchildren in and out of the classroom by volunteering, mentoring and providing special programming.

Kenyon celebrated the opening of the academic year and introduced new faculty and staff on Friday, Aug. 29.

Leah Fanello ’25 helped bridge the gap between science and art by photographing American Sign Language as Kenyon's Community Engagement Summer Scholar.

A Summer Science Scholar leans into the trial-and-error of the research process while studying how plants produce sticky, pest-repellent sugars.

An Environmental Studies Sustainability Scholar’s work studying insects and other creatures in local orchards could be an important step toward sustainable pest control.

Two student researchers spent the summer studying the eating habits of microscopic roundworms to gain insights into rare mitochondrial diseases in humans.