Along Middle Path

Life Work

Baccalaureate speaker Sarah Heidt ’97 urges graduates to live “in fascination and awe at the richness of what’s all around you.”

Professing Wisdom

The Class of 2018 chooses Associate Professor of English Sarah Heidt ’97 to dispense advice as Baccalaureate speaker.

May 19

Celebrating 2018

Kenyon will honor more than 400 graduating seniors at the College’s 190th Commencement.

Newly Tenured

Kenyon’s Board of Trustees awards tenure to three members of the faculty.

Honoring Excellence

Kenyon recognizes the achievements of students, faculty and alumni at the College’s annual Honors Day ceremony.

Learning in Motion

Students showcase their experiential learning projects at Kenyon’s third annual celebration of high-impact practices.

A New Edition

With extensive renovations complete, the Kenyon Bookstore embraces its role as a vital community hub.

Celebrating Identity

Black artists from across the country visit Kenyon to honor Black History Month and Kenyon’s first African American graduates.

Living Up to Our Aspirations

By Sean Decatur

We need concrete plans and actions on how to move us closer to our aspirations of being a community where free expression is not in opposition to inclusion, but where these two principles work in harmony.

Social Space

Several of Kenyon’s social science departments will share a West Quad building designed for interdisciplinary collaboration.

Confronting the Unknown

Professor of Religious Studies Royal Rhodes will discuss “Meanings of Death” and more at the annual Kenyon Unique lecture.

Kenyon Remembers Rowland Shepard

The professor emeritus of psychology and college counselor was known for his “sympathetic understanding and gentle affection.”

Silver for Commencement

Acclaimed statistician and journalist Nate Silver will address the Class of 2018 at Kenyon’s 190th Commencement.

‘Beloved Community’

By Sean Decatur

As an new semester begins, we consider the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and our responsibility to make his vision a reality.