Along Middle Path

Pitch in for Pelotonia

Event coordinators need more volunteers at Kenyon for the charity bike ride.

Kenyon, Gambier, and Trees

With the coming of the Middle Path restoration project and removal of distressed and dying trees, Tom Stamp ’73, College historian and keeper of Kenyoniana, took a moment to reflect on the changes afoot and the College’s abiding affinity for its trees.

Grounded in Tradition

By Sean Decatur

Last week saw the beginning of construction for the restoration of Middle Path, a project long in planning and discussion.

Deep Roots

Trees will rise again along a portion of Middle Path undergoing restoration.

Kenyon Mourns Galbraith Crump

The first John Crowe Ransom Professor of English and the former editor of the Kenyon Review dies at 84.

Fond Farewell

Rector leaves Harcourt Parish.

Middle Path Progress

The first phase of the restoration of Middle Path is planned for summer.

Kenyon Mourns Deborah Yorde

Yorde was a gentle spirit, a fabric artist, and a beloved Craft Center teacher.

Joy of Learning

The Kenyon Institute creates summer learning opportunities in playwriting, science writing, and great books and films.

Kenyon and Unions in Accord

Three-year contracts with wage increases have been approved by Maintenance Department employees.

Summer Activities

Kenyon offers programs for everything from martial arts to barbershop quartets.

Best of the Best

Kenyon takes top honors from CASE for its Alumni Bulletin and website.

Above and Beyond

The Class of 2014 breaks records for senior giving.

Be More Than Good

Much-decorated author and humorist William “Bill” Bryson delivered the Commencement address to the Class of 2014 on Saturday, May 17. Watch it on YouTube.

Partnership a Plus

The Middle Path Partnership approach to maintenance is hailed as a success story.