Along Middle Path

Mathematics major Robin Dunn ’16 wins a National Science Foundation grant to support her research career.

Broadcasting Her Expertise

Zoë Kontes, associate professor of classics, wins a Whiting Foundation fellowship to create podcasts on illicit trade in antiquities.

Ready, Set, Gallery

Senior art majors put their creativity on display in a Gund Gallery exhibit.

Embracing the Challenge

In the mainstage production of "A Free Man of Color," students blend comedy with issues of race and class.

General Kenyon

Apr 17

Nature Power

The 10th annual Earth Day Festival celebrates the benefits of spending time outside.

Apr 15

A Timeless Tale

The one-act musical "Once on This Island" returns to the Rosse Hall stage.

General Kenyon

Honoring the Best

Kenyon recognizes the achievements of students, faculty and alumni at its annual Honors Day celebration.

Science & Technology

Research Rewarded

Two Kenyon students win the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for high-impact research.

‘Tolerant of Debate’

Kenyon students earn praise for their engagement with FBI Director James B. Comey P'16 during his keynote speech at the CSAD conference.

Unlocking Answers

Collegian editors Gabe Brison-Trezise ’16 and Henri Gendreau ’16 sit down for an interview with FBI Director James B. Comey Jr. P’16.

Arresting Research

Kenyon alumna Rachel Dickson ’08 uncovers archival film footage proving Sen. Bernie Sanders protested for civil rights.

That's So Kenyon

Porphyrins and High-Impact Experiences

By Sean Decatur

Talking with students at the inaugural "Celebration of High-Impact Practices" reminds the president of his own undergraduate research experience.

Apr 5

The Language of Film

Steeped in the cinematic arts, educator Ted Walch ’63 returns to Kenyon to discuss the art and appreciation of film.

Perceptions of Privacy

FBI Director James B. Comey Jr. P’16 addresses privacy and security issues at CSAD’s biennial conference.

Apr 1

Contemporary Compositions