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Sharing Stories
Kenyon News
With help from a $394,000 grant, Kenyon takes the lead in teaching oral history techniques.
Along Middle Path
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'Coming Home'
Kenyon News
Rev. Rachel Kessler ’04 reflects on her return to Kenyon as chaplain and priest.
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Mar
31
Illuminating Academics
Kenyon News
Kenyon celebrates high-impact practices with a showcase of intellectual and creative work by students.
Arts & Culture
Framing Security
Kenyon News
A new Gund Gallery exhibit challenges conceptions about surveillance and modern security.
That's So Kenyon
Masters of Jazz
Kenyon News
Kenyon’s jazz ensemble hits New Orleans to perform, learn from the masters and soak in the city’s unique culture.
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Mar
24
A Slice of Sustainability
Kenyon News
Kenyon’s Rural Life Center discusses Knox County’s sustainable agriculture in a student-moderated forum.
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Class of Distinction
Kenyon News
Kenyon extends offers of admission to future members of the Class of 2020.
That's So Kenyon
Decision Day
Kenyon News
Applicants to the Class of 2020 enthusiastically posted on social media as they received offers of admission.
Athletics
Silver Lining
Kenyon News
Lords and Ladies post second-place finishes at NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships.
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Keeping It Clean
Kenyon News
Kenyon teams up with Gambier and surrounding counties for electronics recycling.
Athletics
Title Quest
Kenyon News
The Lords and Ladies seek out national titles at NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships.
Society & Politics
Eyes on the Middle East
Kenyon News
A history seminar uses gender as a lens to examine a rapidly changing region.
Alumni News
Peculiar Preview
Kenyon News
Twentieth Century Fox releases the movie trailer for “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,” based on the Ransom Riggs ’01 best-seller.
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Preservation Power
Kenyon News
The Kenyon College nonprofit land trust has changed its name to the Philander Chase Conservancy.
Arts & Culture
Trees in Focus
Kenyon News
Photographer and Professor of Art Gregory Spaid ’68 is selected for a national park residency.