Science & Technology
Hunting for answers
Alumni Bulletin
Were the Neanderthals savvy big-game hunters or more simple-minded scavengers? A Kenyon duo took that question into their own hands—literally.
Tagged “anthropology”
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.
Alumni News
What does #Google look for in a hire? @nytopinion says it's learning ability. Just ask our grad: http://t.co/dACKkmIoqH #KenyonCollege
Kenyon in the World
"New perspective": Photographer Claire Beckett '00 focuses on military training, recruits, Muslim converts. http://t.co/jXvZi4g2GU
Science & Technology
Research and Development
Kenyon News
Summer Science Scholars are conducting research in anthropology, biology, chemistry, mathematics, neuroscience, physics and psychology.
Arts & Culture
Artistic Intervention
Kenyon News
As part of a class, students aim to “disrupt” daily life with art installations.
Alumni News
Answering a Calling
Kenyon News
Alumnae ring in a new online literary magazine.
General Kenyon
Professors in Full
Kenyon News
College trustees approve the promotion of 10 faculty members to full professor.
Arts & Culture
Meaningful Dance
Kenyon News
A dance performance will explore dreams, comfort zones and relationships.
General Kenyon
Valued Mentor
Kenyon News
Associate Professor of Anthropology Bruce Hardy is named the John B. McCoy Banc One Distinguished Teaching Chair.
Kenyon in the World
Traveling Teachers
Kenyon News
Eleven Kenyon graduates set off on global adventures as Fulbright winners.
Arts & Culture
Welding Passion
Kenyon News
A sculpture by Caroline Del Giudice ’15 is on display at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Science & Technology
Testing the Waters
Kenyon News
A Summer Science Scholar is studying whether microplastics are collecting in the river that flows around the Hill.
Science & Technology
Joining the Fight
Kenyon News
Six Kenyon students researched cancer at Ohio State this summer through Kenyon’s Pelotonia partnership.
Arts & Culture
Studio Sessions
Kenyon News
Senior art majors open their Horvitz Hall studios for a preview of their artwork.
Student Life
Work Focused
Kenyon News
Through a job-shadowing program, alumni point India Amos ’17 toward an unexpected career path.
Kenyon in the World
Fulbright Force
Kenyon News
Kenyon is named a top producer of Fulbright winners for 12 consecutive years.
Science & Technology
Fieldwork on Demand
Kenyon News
An online database helps the anthropology department share decades of detailed research from Honduras.
Arts & Culture
Framing Security
Kenyon News
A new Gund Gallery exhibit challenges conceptions about surveillance and modern security.
Arts & Culture
Ready, Set, Gallery
Kenyon News
Senior art majors put their creativity on display in a Gund Gallery exhibit.
Science & Technology
Mammoth Undertaking
Kenyon News
A “Neanderthals” class puts a big foot forward in exploring the lives of early hominins.
Kenyon in the World
The Price of Tourism
Kenyon News
Led by Associate Professor of Anthropology Sam Pack, a team of students researches the impact of modern tourism in the Philippines.
General Kenyon
On Track for Tenure
Kenyon News
Eight professors receive tenure-track appointments.
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.
Kenyon in the World
Checking Out Careers
Kenyon News
Through a job-shadowing program, Kenyon students get a personal look at careers in libraries, emergency medicine, television production and more.
Kenyon in the World
Tales of the Looted
Kenyon News
With a new podcast, Associate Professor of Classics Zoë Kontes examines the stories behind illicit antiquities.
General Kenyon
Standout Scholars
Kenyon News
Jenna Rochelle ’18 and Mustafa Aziz ’19 win the Franklin Miller Award for making a difference in the Kenyon community.
Society & Politics
Food Findings
Alumni Bulletin
For her anthropology honors thesis, Jenna Rochelle ’18 examined how Kenyon students’ interactions with food correlate to income.
Kenyon Women
50 Years of Kenyon Women
Elly Deutch Moody ’08
Kenyon News
As Kenyon marks its 50th year of coeducation, alumnae share how Kenyon has shaped their lives and careers.
General Kenyon
Climate in the Classroom
Kenyon News
As calls to combat climate change are amplified worldwide, Kenyon students and faculty put a local spin on activism.
Kenyon Women
50 Years of Kenyon Women: Nandi Plunkett Levine ’11
Kenyon News
As Kenyon marks 50 years of coeducation, alumnae share how Kenyon has shaped their lives and careers.
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.”
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
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.