News Archive

Sam Bowden ’24 aims to affect foreign policy as a James C. Gaither Junior Fellow from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Using a wide selection of ingredients provided by The Source, students took part in a communal cook-off during spring break.

More than 20 faculty and staff who published books in 2022 and 2023 were honored with a special ceremony in Chalmers Library.

Kenyon women claimed their 25th national title and men earned a runner-up finish at the NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships.

Collegian Co-Editor-in-Chief Katie Sparvero ’25 shows her love for family, crocheting and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

A community-wide Day of Service on April 10 marks the beginning of a new campus initiative called the Generosity Project.

Campus events taking place in March for Women’s History Month recognize historic barriers while offering opportunities for connection and empowerment.

A community reading group and film screening offer a chance to explore Virginia Woolf’s gender-expansive novel “Orlando” and its implications for the larger transgender community.

“An Enemy of the People: A Theater Project from America’s Hometown” will present powerful readings and guided discussions to foster connection and positive action in Knox County.