General Kenyon
With Honors
Kenyon News
Annual convocation announces teacher awards, honorary degrees and academic accomplishments for students.
Tagged “classics”
Athletics
Triple Threat
Kenyon News
Three Kenyon student-athletes earn NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships for athletic and academic excellence.
Student Life
Sustainable Learning
Kenyon News
Pastoral meets academic at the Kenyon Farm, where students work and participate in a sustainable lifestyle.
Student Life
Classroom Champions
Alumni Bulletin
Award-winning professors on motivating students, exercising the brain, and salsa dancing.
Arts & Culture
Designing a Legacy
Kenyon News
The architect of the National World War II Memorial discusses the project and the process.
Arts & Culture
In Suspense
Kenyon News
Andrew Welsh-Huggins ’83 is coming to Kenyon to sign his new mystery novel.
That's So Kenyon
Binding Traditions
Kenyon News
Signing the Matriculation Book on Founders' Day stands as one of Kenyon's oldest traditions.
Kenyon in the World
Bringing Back Artifacts
Kenyon News
Associate Professor of Classics Zoë Kontes debates the merits of repatriation in The New York Times.
Alumni News
Theater of War
Kenyon News
Bryan Doerries ’98 shares with Harper’s Magazine how the power of classics can ease the suffering of those who have endured trauma.
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Scholastic Strides
Kenyon News
Sarah Eisenlohr ’15 and Shariq Khan ’15 receive the Franklin Miller Award for their academic contributions to Kenyon.
Alumni News
"Theater of War," a memoir by Bryan Doerries '98, earns admiration from the @nytimes. Their review: http://t.co/nmG3kCrhix #kenyoncollege
That's So Kenyon
On Air
by Milo Booke ’17
The Collegian
Classics professor Zoë Kontes hits the airwaves with a WKCO show.
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Newly Promoted
Kenyon News
Two faculty members have been approved for full professorships.
General Kenyon
Moving Forward
Kenyon News
The Kenyon College Board of Trustees discussed long-term capital projects during its Oct. 22-23 meeting.
That's So Kenyon
Catalog of Possibility
by Brooke Mason Cheney '17
The Thrill
A junior reflects on some of Kenyon’s more unique course offerings.
That's So Kenyon
Generation Harry Potter
By Andrew Welsh-Huggins '83 P'17
Kenyon Blogs
A Kenyon graduate reflects on experiencing Kenyon again through his daughter.
Student Life
Inside the Review
Kenyon News
From basement couches in a gingerbread-like cottage, students have the big job of helping choose submissions for the prestigious Kenyon Review literary magazine.
That's So Kenyon
Leap Day Lessons
Kenyon News
Kenyon faculty members share some facts about the meaning of leap days in their disciplines.
Arts & Culture
Broadcasting Her Expertise
Kenyon News
Zoë Kontes, associate professor of classics, wins a Whiting Foundation fellowship to create podcasts on illicit trade in antiquities.
Alumni News
An Overdue Idea
Alumni Bulletin
Former roommates Andrew Cunningham ’08 and Craig Getting ’08 remain connected by co-hosting a popular podcast to review books.
Student Life
Unexpected Kenyon
by Natalie Kane '18
Kenyon Blogs
Natalie Kane '18 reflects on what she expected when she applied to Kenyon and all the surprising benefits she's discovered along the way.
Arts & Culture
Powerful Theater
Kenyon News
Bryan Doerries '98 and notable actors tackle the topic of sexual assault in a special Kenyon performance of "TAPE."
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.
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Learning in Motion
Kenyon News
Students showcase their experiential learning projects at Kenyon’s third annual celebration of high-impact practices.
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Professing Wisdom
Kenyon News
The Class of 2018 chooses Associate Professor of English Sarah Heidt ’97 to dispense advice as Baccalaureate speaker.
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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
Educational Journey
Kenyon News
‘Undocumented’ author Dan-el Padilla Peralta speaks at Kenyon on his journey from a homeless shelter to higher education.
Student Life
Learning Through Conversation
Kenyon News
Brandon Rakowski ’20 and his classmates bring philosophy discussions out of the classroom and into the local pub.
That's So Kenyon
Leap Day Lessons
Kenyon News
What’s the deal with leap day? Kenyon faculty from across disciplines share fascinating facts about Feb. 29.