Along Middle Path

Off the Market

Kenyon seniors are heading off the Hill and landing everywhere from classrooms to financial firms.

Careers Illustrated

An interactive graph illustrates the relationship between majors and careers of alumni.

Conservation Catalyst

A leading conservation expert will discuss the continued preservation of the Gambier countryside.

Admission Accomplished

Kenyon rolls out offers of admission to the Class of 2019 after receiving a record number of applications.

Sense of Place

A grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation helps Kenyon promote community-engaged learning.

Civil Rights Protection

Andrea Goldblum to join Kenyon as civil rights coordinator and oversee Title IX compliance.

Putting 2020 in Perspective

By Sean Decatur

How the closing of Sweet Briar College and the life of Carl Djerassi ’43 bring Kenyon's 2020 plan into clearer focus.

Preserving the Path

The Middle Path restoration project moves to South Campus.

A Move to Main Street

Kenyon is poised to establish an academic and community-engagement presence in downtown Mount Vernon, pending trustee approval.

Professing an Opinion

Scholar and poet Steven Salaita will speak on Palestine and academic freedom.

Trustees Approve Operating Budget

The Kenyon College Board of Trustees has approved the budget for the next fiscal year, increasing financial aid and tuition and fees.

Kenyon Mourns Robert Fesq

Robert Fesq, a longtime member of Kenyon’s mathematics faculty, has died.

Political Diversity

A grant from the Thomas W. Smith Foundation fuels the Center for the Study of American Democracy.

Survey Says

Kenyon students indicate high levels of satisfaction on a national survey.

Student Affairs VP Named

Meredith Harper Bonham ’92 of Hamilton College will take the Student Affairs reins at Kenyon.