News Archive

Outgoing Ambassador Bridget Brink ’91 relied on lessons she first learned at Kenyon to navigate the literal and figurative minefields of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Students in a political science course get hands-on experience researching information for immigration court cases affecting asylum seekers.

Software engineer Gabe Schine ’05 talks about his role with Watch Duty, the free app providing real-time information that has been a hero of the L.A. wildfires.

President Kornfeld reflects on lessons of service from Martin Luther King Jr. and the contributions all of us can make.

Students can boost their resume while developing valuable skills and relationships with alumni mentors through the Career Development Office’s Professional Extension Projects program.

Poet Travis Chi Wing Lau reflects on Kenyon’s close-knit campus, creating a home and his love for charcoal portraits.

The scenic landscapes and waterways that surround Kenyon are begging to be explored, even in the wintertime. Here are five ways to get out and enjoy the outdoors this season.

President Kornfeld recognizes the contributions of Vice President for Advancement Colleen Garland, who will retire in June with a historic campaign among her accomplishments.

Kenyon and Mount Vernon Nazarene University are co-hosting the annual community breakfast honoring MLK’s legacy.

UE has withdrawn an election petition from the NLRB, ending a three-year deliberation of whether all Kenyon student workers could be represented by the union.