Athletics
Voice of Support
Kenyon in the News
Professor of Humanities Tim Shutt has announced every home meet for the Kenyon swimming and diving teams since 1986.
Along Middle Path
Kenyon in the World
Fulbright Leader
Kenyon in the News
Kenyon is once again a top producer of Fulbright fellows.
That's So Kenyon
Code for Success
Kenyon in the News
Jon Green ’14 explains how learning to code helped him become a better writer.
Society & Politics
Why are the Rich Getting Richer?
Kenyon in the News
Associate Professor of Economics Jay Corrigan explores income inequality through the lens of immigration reform.
Science & Technology
Insect Interest
Kenyon in the News
Biology students’ research creates buzz at professional conference in Austin.
Alumni News
Polishing the Story
Kenyon in the News
Alex O’Flinn ’03 edits feature-length film that garners buzz at Sundance.
General Kenyon
Unmatched Campus
Kenyon in the News
TheBestColleges.org ranks Kenyon as the second "most amazing" college or university campus of 2014.
Arts & Culture
Alternate Reality
Kenyon in the News
Ransom Riggs ’01 is ready to publish the second novel in a trilogy following his best-selling Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.
Alumni News
Time for Recess
Kenyon in the News
Justin Roberts ’92 nominated for second Grammy award for children’s album.
General Kenyon
Fulbright Muscle
Kenyon in the News
The Chronicle of Higher Education recently compiled its annual list of Fulbright “top producers,” with Kenyon in a tie for sixth among bachelor’s institutions.
Science & Technology
Evolution Under a Microscope
Kenyon in the News
Biologist Joan Slonczewski wins grant to focus on the rapid evolution of E. coli bacteria
Arts & Culture
Poetry without Borders
Kenyon in the News
Víctor Rodríguez Núñez, poet and professor of Spanish, achieves international acclaim while writing and teaching at Kenyon.
General Kenyon
Be Amazed
Kenyon in the News
Kenyon soars up the rankings of the most-amazing college campuses, as compiled by thebestcolleges.org.
Society & Politics
Quantifying Free Trade
Kenyon in the News
From Fair Trade bananas to redeemable permits for sulfur dioxide pollution, Jay Corrigan probes the value that people place on goods that aren't tangible in the usual sense.
Science & Technology
Cosmic Preheating
Kenyon in the News
Physicists Tom Giblin and his student J. Tate Deskins '13 have produced the most efficient preheating model yet to explore the origins of the universe.