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New Arrivals
Kenyon News
Kenyon welcomes seven new tenure-track faculty this fall.
Alumni News
A Subtle Transformation
Alumni Bulletin
In “Stray: A Memoir,” Stephanie Danler ’06 confronts the demons of her past.
General Kenyon Explore All
New Arrivals
Kenyon News
Kenyon welcomes seven new tenure-track faculty this fall.
August Return
Kenyon News
Planning for a fall with a mix of on-campus and remote learning draws on lessons from spring.
Support for International Students
By Sean Decatur
Kenyon Blogs
“We are committed to doing all we can to allow Kenyon students to continue their studies no matter their country of origin.”
Arts & Culture Explore All
Provoke, Inform, Educate
The Kenyon Review
The editors and friends of the Kenyon Review share a summer reading list dedicated to fighting injustice.
Dutton Named Editor of the Kenyon Review
The Kenyon Review
Poet Nicole Terez Dutton succeeds David Lynn as the 14th editor of the storied literary arts organization.
‘Unafraid’ on the Stage
Kenyon News
A Bolton Theater production of “When We Were Young and Unafraid” addresses social issues both contemporary and historical.
Science & Technology Explore All
AuH2O Scholars
Kenyon News
Three Kenyon math and physics majors win prestigious Goldwater Scholarships.
Science From the Inside Out
Kenyon News
NSF grant-winning neuroscience professor Sarah Petersen emphasizes ‘science beyond the bench’ skills.
Investing in Earth Science
Kenyon News
A new endowed professorship adds to Kenyon’s environmental studies program.
Society & Politics Explore All
Healthy Democracy
Kenyon News
Prof. Nancy Powers answers the question: how can we safeguard both public health and our right to vote during a global pandemic?
Putting Rights First
Kenyon News
A Kenyon faculty expert on international relations and transitional justice talks to Julia McKay ’17 about her work in human rights.
Calling In, Not Out
Kenyon News
Human rights leader Loretta Ross headlines Kenyon’s annual MLK Day celebration.
Kenyon in the World Explore All
Thoughts on the Aftermath of Recent Events
By Sean Decatur
Kenyon Blogs
“We were all drawn to Kenyon because we have hope, not only for a more just future, but for our ability to shape that future.”
The Significance of String
Kenyon News
Professor of Anthropology Bruce Hardy makes headlines worldwide for his new study on the cognitive abilities of Neanderthals.
"A foundational technology": A new study by #KenyonCollege Prof. Bruce Hardy makes the case that #Neanderthals knew how to twist fibers into cords. In @nytimes: https://t.co/yTcg40RZk5
Student Life Explore All
A Letter for P.O. Box 1824
By Ethan Bradley ’20
Kenyon Blogs
A graduating senior takes a moment to pass on some advice to the next student who will get postcards, letters and care packages in his old mailbox.
Five Questions With Samie Kim Falvey ’96
Kenyon Blogs
Senior Class President Jodi-Ann Wang ’20 sat down, virtually, with Samie Kim Falvey ’96, the first Asian American woman selected to deliver a Kenyon Commencement address.
Top Marks for Inclusivity
Kenyon News
Kenyon is one of just 38 colleges and universities nationwide to earn a five-star rating from the Campus Pride Index.
Athletics Explore All
Postgrad Scholar
Kenyon News
Lords basketball player Carter Powell ’20 earns a prestigious NCAA scholarship to fund postgraduate study.
Lauded Ladies
Kenyon News
Two Kenyon swimming alumnae are honored with major NCAA awards.
Soccer Streak
Kenyon News
The Lords advanced to the sweet 16 in the NCAA DIII Tournament, extending their unbeaten streak.
Alumni News Explore All
A Subtle Transformation
Alumni Bulletin
In “Stray: A Memoir,” Stephanie Danler ’06 confronts the demons of her past.
Keeping Gambier Connected
Alumni Bulletin
In a time of physical distance, Mayor Leeman Kessler ’04 finds new ways to hold a far-flung village community together.
Ready to Serve
Kenyon News
Ann Palcisco ’01 works to make vital protective equipment available to those on the frontlines of fighting COVID-19.
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"Here you will be pushed hard to think, to question, to research, to read and to write, all with astonishing clarity; you will form friendships that will last a lifetime." @sean_decatur welcomes #Kenyon2024 at Opening Convocation! https://t.co/J85Gg6YeUR
Gambier’s 2020 Citizen of the Year is ... the Gambier post office! 📬 The post office staff are friendly faces who keep Kenyon students connected with letters, postcards, care packages, absentee ballots and more. https://t.co/4Zm1cd4f5g
Writing Coronavirus
Kenyon News
When Ohio shut down midway through Kenyon’s spring break, everything changed, including the syllabus for ENGL 404: “Science Writing.”
Kenyon Women Explore All
50 Years of Kenyon Women: Susan Berger ’85
Kenyon News
As Kenyon marks 50 years of coeducation, alumnae share how Kenyon has shaped their lives and careers.
50 Years of Kenyon Women: Rachel Berger ’11
Kenyon News
As Kenyon marks 50 years of coeducation, alumnae share how Kenyon has shaped their lives and careers.
50 Years of Kenyon Women: Linda Slanec Higgins ’84
Kenyon News
As Kenyon marks 50 years of coeducation, alumnae share how Kenyon has shaped their lives and careers.
Far From Kokosing Explore All
Crash Course in Remote Learning
Kenyon News
How Kenyon faculty quickly adapted in-classroom courses to a world of remote learning.
Through Trials and Triumph
By Jodi Ann Wang
Kenyon Blogs
“The Kenyon campus is an intentional one. You, me, and everyone else who has made the Hill their home has done so not by chance, but with purpose.”
My Kenyon Pencil Case
By Valeria Garcia-Pozo
Kenyon Blogs
“Getting my pencil case in the mail was like having a little piece of my Kenyon experience with me again, a small constant in an ever-changing time.”