Along Middle Path

New Black Box Debuts

A larger, more modern and more accessible theater will host student productions and drama classes.

Unexpected Kenyon

by Natalie Kane '18

Natalie Kane '18 reflects on what she expected when she applied to Kenyon and all the surprising benefits she's discovered along the way.

A Holiday Hallmark

Kenyon students bring holiday spirit to campus with a radio play adaptation of "It's a Wonderful Life."

Dancing for a Good Cause

By Natalie Kane '18

Kenyon's Ballroom Dance Club hosts a Dancing With the Kenyon Stars event to raise money for Mount Vernon's Winter Sanctuary homeless shelter.

Peircegiving Preparations

Thanksgiving at Peirce Dining Hall is a cherished Kenyon tradition. See how it all comes together as we go behind the scenes with the founders of the feast.

Opportunity Knox

American studies major Haley Shipley '17 has dedicated herself to helping survivors of domestic abuse in Knox County.

Summer Sojourns

Whether blogging about music in Brooklyn or pounding out memos for Joe Biden’s staff in D.C., Kenyon students took full advantage of their summer breaks.

Move-In Must-Haves

We asked members of the Class of 2020 what they couldn't live without at Kenyon.

Finding Your Way

By Katie Jimenez-Gray '18

A Kenyon junior reminisces about those first few days of new faces and surroundings on the Hill.

Sound Tracks

A hard-working duo has made the WKCO recording studio the place to go for student musicians.

Apr 29

Sending Off Seniors

Chiddy Bang and Rubblebucket headline Summer Sendoff festivities.

Celebrating Optimism

By Katie Jimenez-Gray '18

A recent Relay for Life event at Kenyon reminds Katie Jimenez-Gray '18 of the importance of supporting cancer patients.