News Archive

The first Black leader of the Episcopal Church will address graduating students for Kenyon’s 196th Commencement during its bicentennial year.

A robust slate of campus celebrations for Black History Month includes a variety of speakers and an opportunity to help transcribe the letters of Frederick Douglass.

Starting this summer, Kenyon’s employee and student health insurance plans will expand abortion coverage as part of comprehensive reproductive health care.

After spring break, the College will pilot a new process for promoting campus events through email and other means.

Kenyon is pleased to welcome the following faculty and staff members — who have joined the College or changed roles — in recent months.

The College will host a lecture series on contemporary American politics, featuring New York Times writer David Leonhardt and former Washington Post Executive Editor Martin Baron among other guests.

A first-year English course, taught by Visiting Assistant Professor Alyssa Quinn in collaboration with Kenyon's green centers, examines the concept of "nature" as a social construct.

Biotechnology entrepreneur Harvey Lodish '62 spent time on campus this month helping to mold a new generation of scientists.

Faculty Chair Bob Milnikel shares his appreciation for Kenyon, the arts and dental hygiene.

Thomas Lepley H’13, retired director of facilities planning who oversaw major campus construction projects, died Jan. 20.