Along Middle Path

Tenure Track

Eight professors have received tenure-track appointments for the 2017-18 academic year.

Welcoming 2021

Nearly 500 new students join the Kenyon community to engage in the "power of rigorous inquiry and knowledge."

Kenyon Mourns Libby Morrison

The longtime Peirce Dining Hall staff member will be remembered for her "good humor and warmth" during a three-decade career.

Shaping Kenyon's Future

By Sean Decatur

President Decatur announces an effort to raise $20 million to establish the President's Fund for academic excellence and diversity.

Kenyon Mourns Professor Emeritus Roy Wortman

Roy Wortman, professor emeritus of history, died Sunday, July 23. He was 76.

A New Chapter

The Kenyon Bookstore will be in a temporary location July through November before returning to a renovated permanent home.

Kenyon Mourns Amy Blumenthal

Known for her generosity of spirit and skills as a writer and editor, Amy served the Kenyon community in multiple capacities during a career spanning more than two decades.

'The Poetics of Failure'

In her Baccalaureate address, Associate Provost Ivonne Garcia reminds the Class of 2017 that "failure may be the best thing that ever happened to you."

'Love the Journey'

Shaka Smart '99 H'17 tells the Class of 2017 not to fear the two f's: failure and feedback.

Learning Through Limitations

Professor of Music Ted Buehrer '91 encourages the Class of 2017 to embrace constraints, celebrate their creativity and keep in touch.

Baccalaureate Trailblazer

Associate Provost Ivonne Garcia will be the first Latina to deliver the Baccalaureate address at Kenyon.

Taking the Stage

On Saturday, May 20, 445 members of the Class of 2017 will be recognized at Kenyon's 189th Commencement ceremony.