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Egg-citing News
Campus UpdatesWith the help of 300 new hens, the Kenyon Farm will soon begin supplying fresh, local eggs to Peirce Dining Hall.
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A show hosted by Social Board celebrates the creativity of Kenyon's community.
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The Beat on the Hill
First Person: Student Life at KenyonLike a symphony, my classes have themes that talk to each other.
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Will Arbery ’11
In the News — New York Times MagazineA Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright and co-producer of the hit HBO show, "Succession," Arbery “challenges us to slow down, even when dealing with the pressures of political and social discord.”
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Habitat and Humanity
Campus UpdatesAnthropology students study the history of human dwellings, then get hands-on experience combating housing insecurity by taking part in local building projects.
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COVID-19 Update
Campus UpdatesWhen traveling for Thanksgiving break, be aware of COVID-19 conditions at your destination and take appropriate precautions. Testing before returning to campus is strongly recommended.
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Crossing Middle Paths
First Person: Student Life at KenyonAs it turns out, the toughest part of the admissions process is not waiting for the decision, but for the first semester to begin.
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The Social Impact of Real-World Research
Kenyon NewsA landmark survey by Assistant Professor of Sociology Austin Johnson sheds light on the experiences of young LGBTQ people growing up in the American South.
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Purposeful Conversations
Kenyon NewsAccording to political science professor David Rowe, the best class is one where a student’s worldview is turned upside down.
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Partnerships Over Politics
Kenyon NewsKenyon students interning with county government demonstrate a commitment to community that transcends partisanship.
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