News Archive

Political science faculty are using their unique expertise to reconsider international relations in real-time.

Assistant Professor of Biology Kamesh Regmi’s research into making quinoa a more productive force for fighting hunger could also benefit future missions to Mars.

StageFemmes’ biannual Alumni One-Act Festival featured students producing five plays written by recent graduates.

Viet Thanh Nguyen, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Sympathizer,” met with students and held a reading on campus sponsored by The Kenyon Review.

Track and field student-athletes capped their indoor season with a gold medal, two school records, and a pair of NCAA All-Region honors.

Mae Ling Gorin ’26, a student co-manager of the Crozier Center for Women, has worked hard to take advantage of opportunities at Kenyon — and create them for others.

Kenyon’s women’s swimming and diving team earned a third-place finish at the NCAA Division III Championship, winning multiple titles and setting a national record along the way.

Students enjoyed time outside the classroom in a variety of ways, with some dedicating their break to academic pursuits, athletics and the arts both at home and abroad.

Art history students received a special look at the art world when they visited the Netherlands and Belgium with Assistant Professor Katherine Calvin as part of a travel-embedded course.

Kenyon faculty and staff who authored, edited and translated more than 20 published works in 2025 were honored this week during a special program at Chalmers Library.