Arts & Culture
Biblical Times
Kenyon News
A modern version of the Bible on display in Olin Library reaches back centuries.
Along Middle Path
Student Life
Kenyon, Take One
Kenyon News
Budding filmmaker Danielle Wald ’18 contributes to the diversity and talent of Kenyon's newest class.
Student Life
Career Connections
Kenyon News
A new networking system helps unite students and alumni.
Society & Politics
Recovery at the Fed
Kenyon News
Professor of Economics Will Melick discusses monetary policy and his sabbatical.
Arts & Culture
Daring Dance
Kenyon News
A Kenyon-formed company is bringing unique moves to the dance world.
General Kenyon
Smolak Gets New Role
Kenyon News
Linda Smolak, professor emerita of psychology, is named interim Title IX coordinator at Kenyon.
Arts & Culture
Artistic Intervention
Kenyon News
As part of a class, students aim to “disrupt” daily life with art installations.
Science & Technology
Cosmology Matters
Kenyon News
With cutting-edge software developed at Kenyon, physics professor Tom Giblin and his students investigate the universe.
Society & Politics
Criminal Mind
Kenyon News
Amelia Li ’15 discusses her research on the impact of incarceration on families.
Society & Politics
Politics and Poetry
Kenyon News
Iranian philosopher Abdolkarim Soroush visits Kenyon to discuss democracy, religion and poetry.
Alumni News
Honoring Generations
Kenyon News
The Black Student Union marks its 45th anniversary with a reunion.
Arts & Culture
Shining Work
Kenyon News
Professor Anna Sun’s book receives a top award.
Science & Technology
Models of Growth
Kenyon News
Biology professor Drew Kerkhoff credits his sabbatical for two published papers.
Arts & Culture
In Suspense
Kenyon News
Andrew Welsh-Huggins ’83 is coming to Kenyon to sign his new mystery novel.
Science & Technology
Winning Numbers
Kenyon News
Lila Greco ’15 is honored as a presenter at a major mathematics conference.