Kenyon in the World
Research On Display
Kenyon News
“Latinos in Rural America,” a project led by Professor Clara Román-Odio, is included in a traveling Smithsonian exhibit.
Along Middle Path
General Kenyon
Advancing Opportunity
Kenyon News
President Decatur meets with other college leaders to further a commitment to expanded access for lower-income students.
Athletics
Leaping Ahead
Kenyon News
Kenyon’s Lords and Ladies serve, swing and sprint their way into spring sports.
Arts & Culture
Notable Nomination
Kenyon News
Ruby Schiff ’21 discusses her experience executive producing the Oscar-winning documentary “Period. End of Sentence.”
Alumni News
Storytelling and Startups
Kenyon News
Entrepreneur Nicole Van Der Tuin ’07 shares how she uses the “tools for change” gained from her liberal arts education.
Kenyon in the World
Top Five for Fulbrights
Kenyon News
Kenyon is ranked fifth in the nation among baccalaureate institutions for producing Fulbright winners.
Society & Politics
Enlightening a Dark Past
Kenyon News
Two Kenyon students organize a trip into the deep South, bearing witness to a dark past and the hope of a brighter future.
Arts & Culture
Dramatic Inquiry
Kenyon News
In a mainstage production of “Machinal,” Kenyon students examine the effect of societal influences on a woman’s identity.
Society & Politics
Preserving a Culture
Kenyon News
Professor of American Studies Peter Rutkoff’s extensive research on Gullah culture is now publicly available.
General Kenyon
Day of Dialogue
Kenyon News
Community building was a focus of Kenyon’s annual Martin Luther King Day celebration.
Arts & Culture
Radio Star
Kenyon News
“Radiolab” creator Jad Abumrad will speak at Kenyon on storytelling and radio journalism.
General Kenyon
A Delicious Return
Kenyon News
The Gambier Deli reopens while new student apartments are prepped.
General Kenyon
A Look Back at 2018
Kenyon News
From major campus events to student, faculty and alumni achievements around the world, here are 2018’s most popular Kenyon stories.
Science & Technology
Probing Podcast
Kenyon News
Sarah Jean McPeek ’19 explores the breadth and depth of scientific research at Kenyon in a new series.
Society & Politics
The Value of Facebook
Kenyon News
Professor of Economics Jay Corrigan examines how much users value Facebook — by paying them to delete their accounts.