Athletics
Postgrad Powerhouse
Kenyon News
A record number of Kenyon student-athletes are named NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners.
Along Middle Path
Alumni News
Keeping the Beat
Kenyon News
Kokosingers return to the Hill to celebrate their 50th anniversary with a concert.
That's So Kenyon
Reunion Reflections
Kenyon News
Alumni and friends share their favorite moments from Reunion Weekend.
Athletics
Title Triumph
Kenyon News
Sam Geier ’16 and Tristan Kaye ’17 capture the national title at the NCAA Men’s Tennis Doubles Championship.
General Kenyon
Woollam House Dedicated
Kenyon News
Kenyon dedicates new offices for the Philander Chase Conservancy in honor of John A. Woollam ’61 H’08.
Alumni News
Kokosing Hello
Kenyon News
More than 1,300 people returned to the Hill for Reunion Weekend.
Science & Technology
Return of the Cicadas
Kenyon News
Gambier has waited 17 years to enjoy the insect phenomenon of the periodical cicada.
Alumni News
Flavorful Fiction
Kenyon News
Stephanie Danler ’06 earns widespread praise as her debut novel, "Sweetbitter," hits shelves.
That's So Kenyon
Capturing #Kenyon2016
Kenyon News
Graduates, family and friends share their favorite moments from Kenyon's 188th Commencement ceremony.
General Kenyon
'Learn to Listen'
Kenyon News
Best-selling author John Green ’00 H’16 shares wisdom with the graduating Class of 2016.
General Kenyon
‘Be Kind’
Kenyon News
Michael Durham, substance abuse educator and counselor, addresses the Class of 2016 at Baccalaureate.
Kenyon in the World
Fulbright Focused
Kenyon News
Three Kenyon seniors set off on global adventures as Fulbright fellows.
Arts & Culture
Lynn Wins O. Henry Award
Kenyon News
Kenyon Review editor David Lynn ’76 P’14 is honored with one of the nation’s most prestigious literary awards for his short story “Divergence.”
Kenyon in the World
A Critical Language
Kenyon News
Eric Thornton ’18 earns a State Department scholarship to study Arabic in Morocco.
That's So Kenyon
Finding What Matters
Kenyon News
Professor Wendy MacLeod ’81 P’15 ’17 offers advice to the outgoing Class of 2016.