Along Middle Path

Political science major Noah Weinman ’16 makes time for adventure during his study-abroad semester in South Africa.

On Intimacy and Struggle

Award-winning poet Tarfia Faizullah visits campus to read from her debut collection of work.

Kenyon in the World

Strengthening Ties in Somalia

Katherine Simonds Dhanani ’81 is slated to become the first U.S. ambassador to Somalia in more than two decades.

Preserving the Path

The Middle Path restoration project moves to South Campus.

Kenyon in the World

'Freedom and Justice'

Political prisoner Leopoldo López ’93 is the recipient of a humanitarian award from the Kenyon alumni community.

Alumni News

Theater of War

Bryan Doerries ’98 shares with Harper’s Magazine how the power of classics can ease the suffering of those who have endured trauma.

Drawing on Experience

Artist and Kenyon parent Erik Schurink visits campus as a Mesaros Visiting Artist.

Student Life

A Common Chord

The Chamber Singers spring tour premieres a composition by songwriter Andrea Daly ’06.

Alumni News

Peculiar Preview

Ransom Riggs ’01 announces the final book in his best-selling Miss Peregrine series.

A Move to Main Street

Kenyon is poised to establish an academic and community-engagement presence in downtown Mount Vernon, pending trustee approval.

Clarity of Vision

Audrey Nation ’15 puts her talents on display as a finalist in a regional art competition.

Professing an Opinion

Scholar and poet Steven Salaita will speak on Palestine and academic freedom.

Bridging Disciplines

The Kenyon Review seeks to connect creative writing and other academic fields in a new lecture series.

Alumni News

Believing in 'Boyhood'

Film executive Jonathan Sehring ’78 sees award-winning "Boyhood" through from concept to completion.

Trustees Approve Operating Budget