Along Middle Path

Kenyon students protect their Knox County community through service as volunteer firefighters.

A Call for Justice

Kenyon celebrates the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in a Day of Dialogue program featuring the Most Rev. Michael B. Curry, head of the Episcopal Church.

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Stepping Up

Kenyon’s alumni network helps English major Amy Shirer ’18 take her internship to the next level.

Kenyon Mourns Richard Hoppe

The former professor of psychology was well known as an active volunteer in the local community.

Restoring History

Professor of History Glenn McNair fights against the myth of the Civil War’s “lost cause.”

Looking Back on 2017

From announcing a library transformation to celebrating a new book from John Green '00, here are the most popular Kenyon stories of 2017.

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Joy From the Hill

Oliver VandenBurg '20 spreads holiday cheer by caroling door to door — and reveals a musical talent that may have you doing a double take!

Alumni News

Kale to Action

Two Kenyon alumni seize a one-in-a-melon opportunity to put “ugly” produce to good use.

Kenyon Mourns Kay Lybarger

The longtime member of Kenyon’s maintenance staff “epitomized what it meant to be a loyal employee of the College.”

Bitcoin Basics

Assistant Professor of Economics William Luther explains what you need to know about the world’s hottest cryptocurrency.

Science & Technology

Programming Humanity

A new interdisciplinary course explores the promise and peril of artificial intelligence.

Arts & Culture

Rooted in Stories

Kenyon students’ desire to learn more about rural Ohio becomes an onstage celebration of the local community’s diverse narratives.

Arts & Culture

Space to Create

Senior studio art majors throw open the doors of their studios to display their artistic processes.

Endowed Creation

A $3 million gift will permanently fund the director’s position at Kenyon’s Gund Gallery.

Borders in Play