Science & Technology
New Life for Wetlands
Kenyon News
Research by Professor of Biology Siobhan Fennessy shows environmental benefits of converting farmland back to wetlands.
Tagged “environmental studies”
Kenyon in the World
Projects for Peace
Kenyon News
What do wind turbines have to do with peace? Plenty, said Tim Jurney ’15 and Maddy McGrady ’15.
Science & Technology
Ecosystem Exploration
Kenyon News
Faculty duo finds scientific and artistic inspiration on research trip to Peru.
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
Eco Expert
Kenyon News
A U.N. panel taps Professor of Biology Siobhan Fennessy for an assessment of the global environment.
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Nature Preserved
Kenyon News
The Brown Family Environmental Center celebrates 20 years of providing students a living laboratory.
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.
General Kenyon
A Sustainable Future
Kenyon News
New director of green initiatives is a leader in Kenyon’s effort to care for the environment.
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Committing to Sustainability
By Sean Decatur
Kenyon Blogs
Kenyon joins more than 640 colleges and universities in the effort to create a sustainable future by embracing an American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment.
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‘On Our Way’
Kenyon News
President Sean Decatur signs a climate commitment pledging Kenyon to a goal of carbon neutrality.
Arts & Culture
Framing Security
Kenyon News
A new Gund Gallery exhibit challenges conceptions about surveillance and modern security.
Science & Technology
Return of the Cicadas
Kenyon News
Gambier has waited 17 years to enjoy the insect phenomenon of the periodical cicada.
Science & Technology
Tell-tale Plants
Kenyon News
Professor Drew Kerkhoff wins a National Science Foundation grant to study climate change’s impact on plant life.
Science & Technology
Ecosystem Explorers
Kenyon News
Professor of Biology Siobhan Fennessy works with students past and present to investigate the importance of wetlands preservation.
Science & Technology
Environmental Education
Kenyon News
Kenyon's interdisciplinary environmental studies program, previously available only as a concentration, now offers a major.
Kenyon in the World
Power to the People
Kenyon News
A team of students and professors install solar panels on schools in Belize.
Arts & Culture
Nature Narratives
Kenyon News
In events at Kenyon, notable science writers Lauret Savoy and Andrea Wulf examine how race, politics and nature intersect.
Kenyon in the World
Keeping It Wild
Kenyon News
This year's Earth Day Festival features an abundance of animals and hands-on activities.
Science & Technology
Wetland Restorers
Kenyon News
Students team up with a leading expert on wetlands to save ecosystems from toxic runoff.
Science & Technology
Steaming Ahead
Kenyon News
A new solar thermal project will give Kenyon a significant boost toward its goal of becoming carbon-neutral.
Kenyon in the World
Planet Crusader
Kenyon News
Professor Siobhan Fennessy discusses her role in a three-year U.N. study assessing the global environment.
Science & Technology
Renewable Revolution
Alumni Bulletin
Economics and Environmental Studies Prof. Rob Alexander considers the effects of a shift to a renewable energy infrastructure.
Student Life
Climate Creativity
Kenyon News
Daniel Olivieri ’19 pens an award-winning essay on theology and climate science.
Kenyon in the World
Better for Bees
Kenyon News
Kenyon is the second Ohio school to be certified as part of the Bee Campus USA program.
That's So Kenyon
Your Holiday Questions, Answered
Kenyon News
Kenyon faculty and staff experts tackle thorny issues that contribute to holiday stress.
Science & Technology
Investing in Earth Science
Kenyon News
A new endowed professorship adds to Kenyon’s environmental studies program.
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Endowed Excellence
Kenyon News
Kenyon faculty who recently stepped into esteemed professorships discuss their commitment to teaching and research.