News Archive

The puzzling past and promising future of one of Kenyon’s most storied buildings.

Members of the Gambier community gathered to observe the Fourth of July.

Faculty and staff on Kenyon’s LGBTQ+ advisory committee recommend prose and poetry that celebrate Pride Month.

Kenyon is assessing what the Supreme Court ruling overturning the right to abortion and subsequent changes to Ohio law will mean for our students and employees.

Richard Lovering, who long worked with Kenyon as an attorney at Columbus firm Bricker & Eckler, will serve as the College’s in-house legal expert.

Ohio native Khara Strum will lead Kenyon’s pioneering land conservancy.

Reunion Weekend 2022 will be remembered as the largest alumni gathering in Kenyon's history.

International students celebrate cultural diversity at Kenyon with an outdoor festival.

President Sean Decatur describes how racist harassment takes an invisible toll.