Arts & Culture
Sparking Debate
Kenyon News
A new exhibit at the Gund Gallery spurs conversation among students.
Along Middle Path
Society & Politics
On Israel
Kenyon News
Richard Baehr ’69, co-founder of American Thinker, will speak on campus about Israel and its treatment in the media.
Society & Politics
Reimagining Equality
Kenyon News
Brandeis law professor Anita Hill will visit campus to speak about her new book.
Science & Technology
Power of a Protein
Kenyon News
Professor of Biology Wade Powell and his students examine the effects of a pollutant.
Arts & Culture
Exploring the Tragedy
Kenyon News
Kenyon’s mainstage production of Euripides’ "Bakkhai" brings the Greek play to life.
Student Life
Collaborative Comedy
Kenyon News
Fools on the Hill joins Princeton Triangle Club for a night of music and laughs.
Kenyon in the World
Bringing Back Artifacts
Kenyon News
Associate Professor of Classics Zoë Kontes debates the merits of repatriation in The New York Times.
Arts & Culture
Interpreting Nature
Kenyon News
Two new exhibits at the Gund Gallery offer lively looks at the natural world.
Kenyon in the World
Searching for Identity
Kenyon News
Alumni, faculty and students explore the aftermath of terrorist attacks in Paris.
Alumni News
Unbroken Record
Kenyon News
"Unbroken" author Laura Hillenbrand ’89 discusses her best-selling book’s journey from page to screen.
Arts & Culture
Making Music
Kenyon News
Student musicians show off their skills at the Angela Waite Student Recital.
General Kenyon
Kenyon Mourns Robert Fesq
Kenyon News
Robert Fesq, a longtime member of Kenyon’s mathematics faculty, has died.
General Kenyon
Political Diversity
Kenyon News
A grant from the Thomas W. Smith Foundation fuels the Center for the Study of American Democracy.
General Kenyon
Survey Says
Kenyon News
Kenyon students indicate high levels of satisfaction on a national survey.
Student Life
Sampling Careers
Kenyon News
Students like Leticia Osei-Bonsu ’17 get a taste of multiple industries through a job-shadowing program.