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The scholarship, established in 2014, is for students from Ohio who are interested in pursuing math or related fields.

Student Council President Christiane Betfarhad ’26 talks about being a changemaker on campus, her favorite College traditions, and why life is like a rollercoaster.

Fall fun will be the order of the day when the Brown Family Environmental Center welcomes the campus and Knox County communities for its annual celebration.

Kenyon students pursuing professions in medicine and healthcare are served by a multitude of experiential learning opportunities.

Students and alumni mingled together for a weekend of socializing, athletics and fun during this year’s Festifall celebration.

Chalmers Library staff have organized an exhibition on banned books and a film screening as part of county-wide programming calling attention to censorship.

The 19th-century building on the West Quad is unsuitable for use and prohibitively expensive to renovate.

Campus excavations conducted by anthropology students are yielding clues to Kenyon’s early days while offering important experiential learning opportunities.

Designed as part of an environmental studies class project, the photovoltaic power generation system on top of Gund Commons became operational this month.

Staff Council Co-chair Alex Johnson, who oversees construction projects on campus, talks about the dedication of her peers, the pursuit of excellence, and her passion for hand-embroidery.