News Archive

The 19th-century building on the West Quad is unsuitable for use and prohibitively expensive to renovate.

Campus excavations conducted by anthropology students are yielding clues to Kenyon’s early days while offering important experiential learning opportunities.

Designed as part of an environmental studies class project, the photovoltaic power generation system on top of Gund Commons became operational this month.

Staff Council Co-chair Alex Johnson, who oversees construction projects on campus, talks about the dedication of her peers, the pursuit of excellence, and her passion for hand-embroidery.

Events for the entire campus community are sponsored by student groups like Adelante as well as the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the Latine Studies concentration.

President Kornfeld looks ahead to a season of opportunity.

Senior staff expands, vice presidents host weekly open office hours.

The College’s fall lecture series, which includes George Packer, William Kristol and Jeff Flake, will explore the state of American democracy from diverse perspectives.

New McBride Field turf is entirely donor-funded.

The Office for Civil Rights provides a summer 2025 campus update on the 2025-26 policy, staff changes, education and programming, data reporting and more.