News Archive

Rodney E. Ewers, who worked at the College for more than 20 years, was a talented electrician who was devoted to his family.

Student researchers connected with the broader academic community through a fully funded trip to the Bay Area with the John W. Adams Summer Scholar Program in Socio-Legal Studies.

Faculty members from across the College were appointed to endowed professorships that support their work effective July 1.

Kenyon’s endowment helps secure Kenyon’s future, like a 401K. This comic explains why this “big pool” matters and how investments made today make ripples forever.

Seven Kenyon graduates — and one faculty member — have received prestigious Fulbright awards that will take them across the globe for teaching and research.

New offerings allow students to focus on the LGBTQ+ community through faculty-guided research in Gambier and nonprofit work in Columbus.

Camilla Cai H’05, professor emerita of music who taught at the College for nearly 20 years and became a renowned musicologist who uplifted women composers, died June 3.

Two dedicated employees were recognized with the Distinguished Service Award for their longstanding contributions to the campus community.

Kenyon’s sports programs rewrote the record books this spring as student-athletes found both team and individual success.

As Kenyon’s Rural Life Faculty Fellow, Patrick Bottiger is growing corn to build bridges with the Knox County community.