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A new book celebrates the powerful sense of belonging that Kenyon has always inspired. Insightful chapters on the campus, its history and its surroundings, together with vivid personal reflections and magnificent photos, capture the magic of a college like no other.
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Kenyon announces plans and protocols looking forward to the start of the spring 2022 semester.
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New Year, New Library - related video
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Kenyon musicians perform "Auld Lang Syne" in Chalmers Library to ring in 2022.
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Student photographers captured Open Studio night in Horvitz Hall.
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Kenyon Newsmakers in 2021
Kenyon NewsFrom authors and musicians to restaurateurs and long-distance cyclists, these Kenyon alumni made headlines across the country in 2021.
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COVID-19 Update: Spring Semester Return
Campus UpdatesWith new, yet familiar challenges ahead, Kenyon outlines preparations for the spring semester.
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How Sam Hosmer-Quint ’21 tackled soccer, the pandemic and a double major.
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The growing popularity of green burial is largely driven by concern regarding the environmental impact of conventional burial practices. KNP is helping members of the Kenyon community make their final environmental footprint as small as possible.
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Columbus, Ohio, is the fastest growing city in the Midwest and most of that growth is northward. Philander Chase Conservancy is partnering with landowners, alumni, parents and students to conserve the rural setting we value.
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The Brown Family Environmental Center has been a growing and evolving department at Kenyon for over 26 years. Our mission includes three objectives: to support Kenyon academics, to provide educational opportunities and events to the central Ohio community, and to conserve the ecosystems on the property that we manage.
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