Science & Technology
Detecting Waves
Kenyon News
Assistant professors of physics Leslie and Madeline Wade share their involvement in the milestone detection of gravitational waves.
Along Middle Path
Society & Politics
Feb
16
From Capitol Hill
Kenyon News
U.S. Senator Robert Portman will speak at Kenyon about combating drug abuse and human trafficking.
Arts & Culture
Feb
12
A Taste of Jazz
Kenyon News
A New Orleans brass band comes to campus ahead of the Jazz Ensemble’s performance in the Big Easy.
Kenyon in the World
Expanding Horizons
Kenyon News
A semester abroad led to an “intense epiphany” about global citizenship, writes Daniel Garcia-Archundia ’17.
Student Life
More Than a Phling
Kenyon News
Students try to take the chill out of February by bringing back Philander’s Phling dance.
Arts & Culture
Feb
4
On the Main Stage
Kenyon News
In "Our Town," students chronicle the lives and deaths of residents from the fictional Grover’s Corners.
Society & Politics
Feb
2
A Negotiator’s Insight
Kenyon News
Former Ambassador James Pardew gives political science students in-depth access with a speech on modern diplomacy and visits to classes.
General Kenyon
Kenyon Mourns Toby Lord
Kenyon News
Florence “Toby” Sells Lord, longtime administrative assistant to Kenyon’s Department of Art and Art History, died Sunday, Jan. 24.
Student Life
Work Focused
Kenyon News
Through a job-shadowing program, alumni point India Amos ’17 toward an unexpected career path.
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Kenyon Mourns Dan Younger
Kenyon News
Dan Younger, who shared his love of photography through a campus gallery and art history classes, has died.
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Gambier Grill Bows Out
Kenyon News
New student housing will rise on the lot now occupied by the long-time tavern.
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Kenyon Mourns Professor Natalia Olshanskaya
Kenyon News
Natalia “Natasha” Olshanskaya, a beloved professor of Russian, died Wednesday, Jan. 20. She was 66.
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Turning the Tide
Kenyon News
Kenyon joins a national initiative valuing ethics in the college admissions process.
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Class Acts
Kenyon News
Two seniors take instruction skills learned at Kenyon into the community to start a college prep class for young Latinos.
Alumni News
Having Mercy
Kenyon News
Actor Josh Radnor ’96 stars as a Civil War doctor in the new PBS series “Mercy Street.”