Along Middle Path

Deciphering Dioxins

Jenny Shoots ’14 uses research on salamanders to attend national conference.

This is Your Brain, on Love

When a couple “has chemistry,” you can tell—by the chemicals.

Insect Interest

Biology students’ research creates buzz at professional conference in Austin.

Linking Arms

An immensely complex transplant operation gives a soldier two new limbs. On the team that made it happen: a husband and wife, both Kenyon grads.

Harvesting the Sun

Kenyon’s chemistry faculty takes on the complexity of solar-energy research.

Above and Beyond

Students honored with Franklin Miller Award for creative contributions to campus life.

Nimble Neanderthals

In a new paper, Associate Professor of Anthropology Bruce Hardy makes a case for the varied skills of the Neanderthals.

MPA Conference 2013

The number of students that attended the Midwest Psychological Association Conference in Chicago in May was upstaged only by the diversity of what they presented.

Evolution Under a Microscope

Biologist Joan Slonczewski wins grant to focus on the rapid evolution of E. coli bacteria

Learning in Depth

Kenyon explores 3-D printing technology.

Printing in three dimensions can produce items from wrenches to jewelry to models of ancient masterpieces. And now, thanks to a group of faculty including Professor of Art History Sarah Blick, 3-D printing…

New Life for Wetlands

Research by Professor of Biology Siobhan Fennessy shows environmental benefits of converting farmland back to wetlands.

Laughing Dogs

Dogs do laugh, kind of, says neuroscientist Andy Niemiec, whose research addresses the larger question of how humans and animals perceive their world.

Gearing Up to Beat Cancer

Kenyon's partnership with Pelotonia places student researchers on the front lines in the fight against cancer.

During intensive summer program, Kenyon student scientists work alongside top cancer researchers.