Along Middle Path

Consent Conversation

President Sean Decatur discusses sexual misconduct on college campuses in a special debate for PBS’s “Point Taken.”

Construction Sights

Work on the site of the old bank building on Chase Avenue is set to begin, continuing a slate of improvements to downtown Gambier.

A Changing Canopy

Approximately 45 trees across campus are targeted for removal in the interest of campus safety.

Path Progress

New gravel, trees, benches and lights in the village center will link the restored north and south parts of the historic path.

Dean of Students Named

Janet Lohmann of Bowdoin College will serve as Kenyon’s dean of students.

Five-Star Futures

Alexander Nethercutt '16 and Max Siegrist '16 land jobs at Yelp, joining new Kenyon graduates in the workforce.

Woollam House Dedicated

Kenyon dedicates new offices for the Philander Chase Conservancy in honor of John A. Woollam ’61 H’08.

'Learn to Listen'

Best-selling author John Green ’00 H’16 shares wisdom with the graduating Class of 2016.

‘Be Kind’

Michael Durham, substance abuse educator and counselor, addresses the Class of 2016 at Baccalaureate.

Turning the Page

Best-selling author John Green ’00 headlines the 188th Commencement ceremony May 21.

Razing the Roof

Renovation efforts are underway at the former Buckeye Candy building in downtown Mount Vernon.

Black Box Moves North

The Black Box Theater gets a new home in a larger, more accessible space.

Earning Tenure

Three members of the faculty were awarded tenure by the Kenyon College Board of Trustees.

Work to Do

By Sean Decatur

We have some difficult conversations ahead of us in Gambier regarding sexual assault.

Apr 17

Nature Power

The 10th annual Earth Day Festival celebrates the benefits of spending time outside.