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The new professorship funded by D. Matthew Voorhees ’95 will encourage engagement with international issues.
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The Long Road of Research
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Kenyon will test student residences and other campus buildings for radon, a naturally occurring gas common in the environment.
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An online survey will be open to gather community input through Sunday, Jan. 22.
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The Sweetness of Kenyon Friendships
First Person: Student Life at Kenyon"Peirce desserts wrap friends around the table, keeping them there long after the plates have been cleared."
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Kenyon Remembers Russell Cline
Kenyon NewsThe long-time mechanic was known for dedication to his craft, wide-ranging knowledge and a quiet but generous spirit.
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Spring 2023 COVID-19 Update
Campus UpdatesAs we return to Gambier for the spring semester, we should remain aware that COVID-19 is still with us. The Kenyon community is advised to take appropriate precautions.
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A Monumental Idea
In the News — Washington PostRaya Kenney ’25 long envisioned a memorial honoring women in WWII. She worked with government leaders to make her dream into a law, earning herself a seat at the State of the Union.
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‘Darkness Cannot Put Out Darkness’
Kenyon NewsDean of the Howard University School of Law Danielle Holley was keynote speaker for Kenyon’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Dialogue.
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