Athletics
Field of Focus
Kenyon News
Quarterback Jake Bates ’16 lands a finance job with the help of a network of alumni athletes.
Along Middle Path
Arts & Culture
For the Love of Writing
Kenyon News
Author Roger Rosenblatt brings his wry wit to campus to headline the Kenyon Review Literary Festival.
Society & Politics
War and Peace
Kenyon News
Professor Jacqueline McAllister studies the wartime impact of international criminal tribunals.
Arts & Culture
Honoring Heritage
Kenyon News
Nancy “Rusty” Barceló, a nationally known advocate of higher education diversity, visits Kenyon as part of a series of Hispanic Heritage Month events.
General Kenyon
Filled with Pride
Kenyon News
Kenyon hosts a GLBTQIA weekend for alumni and students.
Student Life
Early Awareness
Kenyon News
Kenyon students say Take Back the Night in the fall gets the word out right away to first-year students.
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Kenyon Mourns Professor Emeritus Donald L. Rogan
Kenyon News
The Rev. Donald Lynn Rogan, professor emeritus of religious studies and former chaplain at Kenyon, has died.
General Kenyon
Embracing Neurodiversity
Kenyon News
Kenyon marks 25 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act with events to explore the idea that everyone thinks differently.
General Kenyon
High Honors
Kenyon News
Associate Professor of Political Science David Leibowitz and English Professor Jesse Matz are awarded prestigious professorships.
Society & Politics
The State of Police
Kenyon News
Writer who is critical of police militarization tells Kenyon audience that the increasing use of SWAT teams promotes violence.
General Kenyon
Kenyon Mourns Helen Forman P'73
Kenyon News
Helen Forman, longtime College bookstore employee and daughter and mother of Kenyon pioneers, died Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015, at her home in Gambier.
Alumni News
Political Prisoner
Kenyon News
Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López ’93 H’07 was convicted of inciting violence.
Kenyon in the World
Exchanging Cultures
Kenyon News
Kenyon duo helps brighten the school days for children in Ghana with a Projects for Peace grant.
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Interfaith Dialogue
Kenyon News
A Kenyon alumna is ready for the challenge of connecting people of all beliefs in her new role as College chaplain and leader of an Episcopal parish.
Arts & Culture
Learning from Professionals
Kenyon News
Musicians and dancers from West Africa are spending a week teaching in a variety of Kenyon classes and giving a public performance.