News Archive

Professor of English Rosemary O’Neill explains how the amorous origins of Valentine’s Day and modern notions of courtly love have their roots in medieval literature.

Campus celebrations for Black History Month highlight Black voices through more than a dozen events in February.

Ruth Heindel, the Dorothy and Thomas Jegla Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, talks about environmental factors behind the recent California wildfires and other natural disasters.

Kenyon’s annual event — supported by a new endowed fund — celebrates important traditions with a growing audience.

Ellen Pader ’72 and Maureen St. Cyr ’04, inspired by their time at Kenyon, are working together to end housing discrimination in Massachusetts.

Outgoing Ambassador Bridget Brink ’91 relied on lessons she first learned at Kenyon to navigate the literal and figurative minefields of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Students in a political science course get hands-on experience researching information for immigration court cases affecting asylum seekers.

Software engineer Gabe Schine ’05 talks about his role with Watch Duty, the free app providing real-time information that has been a hero of the L.A. wildfires.