Kenyon in the World
The Significance of String
Kenyon News
Professor of Anthropology Bruce Hardy makes headlines worldwide for his new study on the cognitive abilities of Neanderthals.
Bruce Hardy
Kenyon in the World
"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
That's So Kenyon
Podcasting Profs
by Dante Kanter ’21
The Collegian
Kenyon faculty show off their research in a new podcast series, “The Kenyon Profcast.”
General Kenyon
Connecting to Community
Kenyon News
A new Rural Resilience Initiative aims to understand and preserve the unique character of Kenyon’s surroundings.
Society & Politics
Defending the Ultimate Other
Alumni Bulletin
Bruce Hardy counters the caricatures of Neanderthals by analyzing microscopic residues on stone tools -- and making remarkable discoveries.
Science & Technology
Mammoth Undertaking
Kenyon News
A “Neanderthals” class puts a big foot forward in exploring the lives of early hominins.
General Kenyon
Valued Mentor
Kenyon News
Associate Professor of Anthropology Bruce Hardy is named the John B. McCoy Banc One Distinguished Teaching Chair.
Science & Technology
Nimble Neanderthals
Kenyon News
In a new paper, Associate Professor of Anthropology Bruce Hardy makes a case for the varied skills of the Neanderthals.