Along Middle Path

Newly Launched Group Blasts Off

By Grant Miner ’19

Kenyon’s new Rocketry Club celebrates its start with an eventful liftoff.

The Art of Lending

The Gund Gallery takes residence hall decor to the next level with a new art-loan program.

More Than a Phling

Students try to take the chill out of February by bringing back Philander’s Phling dance.

Work Focused

Through a job-shadowing program, alumni point India Amos ’17 toward an unexpected career path.

Inside the Review

From basement couches in a gingerbread-like cottage, students have the big job of helping choose submissions for the prestigious Kenyon Review literary magazine.

One of the Best

The Collegian Magazine wins a top award from the Associated Collegiate Press.

Making Headlines

Aspiring journalist Henri Gendreau '16 is planning for his future through internships and his work as Collegian editor.

Avoiding Addiction

Chris Herren, an ex-NBA player who lost his career to drugs, shares with students a key to his recovery.

Recognizing Heritage

Students passionate about issues affecting indigenous people take an active role in Native American Heritage Month.

Sit-in for Solidarity

by Henri Gendreau '16

Members of the Kenyon community stage a sit-in at Peirce Hall to raise awareness of racial intolerance on college campuses.

Ringing in the Weekend

by Claire Oxford '18

A student group, the Pealers, carries on a bell-ringing tradition in the Church of the Holy Spirit.

After Class

An indefatigable student volunteer sparks Kenyon efforts to aid a local school.

October Tradition

Students and families enjoy autumn hues and outdoor fun at the Brown Family Environmental Center’s Harvest Festival.

Say 'Cheese'

Three students, a food cart and loads of cheddar: Campus entrepreneurs start a profitable business selling grilled cheese late at night.

Starting at the Top

Jesseca Kusher ’19, a budding environmental scientist, adds to the talent of Kenyon’s newest class.