News Archive

The Philander Chase Conservancy has protected over 6,000 acres since it was created in 2000 to conserve natural habitats, farms and open spaces around the College. Its work continues as the conservancy celebrates 25 years in operation.

This year’s Honors Day highlighted exceptional student achievement and faculty teaching as well as contributions made by alumni.

The inaugural Gundies awards recognized student leaders and the impact their organizations have on campus during a recent ceremony organized by the Office of Student Engagement.

The distinction from the American Alliance of Museums is the highest national recognition afforded to museums in the United States.

The College’s Brown Family Environmental Center will host its annual “Keep It Wild” festival on Saturday, April 19.

Student leaders who make up Kenyon’s Affinity Group Collective met at a recent retreat to celebrate their accomplishments and sow the seeds for an even deeper sense of community.

President Kornfeld and Provost Bowman call on the Kenyon community to recommit to the critical work we do, including challenging our own thinking each and every day.

Students enrolled in two travel-embedded courses experienced ancient temples and giant tortoises firsthand in Greece and the Galápagos Islands over spring break.

Faculty are partnering with colleagues across the world to teach courses, giving students valuable exposure to cultural and academic diversity.