Alumni News
Going Green
Literary and online virtuosity bring young-adult author John Green '00 fans of all ages.
Alumni Bulletin
Literary and online virtuosity bring young-adult author John Green '00 fans of all ages.
Tagged “religious studies”
Alumni News
The Sound of Success
Kenyon News
Andrew Tint ’13 uses persistence to start his career in radio.
Alumni News
Going Green
Kenyon News
New York Times best-selling author John Green ’00 returned to Kenyon to present, "Thoughts on How to Make Things and Why."
Society & Politics
Overcoming Evil
Kenyon News
Holocaust survivor Eva Mozes Kor visits Kenyon on Thursday to share her story of survival and forgiveness.
Alumni News
Tuning into Childhood
Alumni Bulletin
Justin Roberts ’92 is riding the popular swell of “kindie” music.
Arts & Culture
Sneak Preview
Kenyon News
Superstar author and vlogger John Green ’00 shares his thoughts about the upcoming film version of his novel The Fault in Our Stars.
Alumni News
Ten Things You Might Not Know About John Green
Kenyon News
Before John Green ’00 was a best-selling author, superstar vlogger and passionate “nerdfighter,” he was a student at Kenyon, where he double-majored in English and religious studies.
Society & Politics
Politics and Poetry
Kenyon News
Iranian philosopher Abdolkarim Soroush visits Kenyon to discuss democracy, religion and poetry.
Arts & Culture
Biblical Times
Kenyon News
A modern version of the Bible on display in Olin Library reaches back centuries.
That's So Kenyon
Get Your Brain Ready
The Thrill
The Thrill lists its top five classes at Kenyon that will "blow your mind."
General Kenyon
Professors in Full
Kenyon News
College trustees approve the promotion of 10 faculty members to full professor.
Kenyon in the World
Fulbright Leader
Kenyon in the News
Kenyon is once again a top producer of Fulbright fellows.
Kenyon in the World
Stepping Toward Peace
Kenyon News
Dara Frank ’11, who leads walking tours designed to bring Israelis and Palestinians together, will speak to Kenyon via livestream.
Arts & Culture
Putting Sound to Film
Kenyon News
Acclaimed klezmer fiddler Alicia Svigals presents her original score for a silent film in a screening at the Gund Gallery.
Alumni News
Torday Takes Flight
Kenyon News
With his debut novel getting the book world’s attention, Daniel Torday ’00 talks about his ‘inexplicable love of central Ohio.’
Arts & Culture
Uniting Religions
Kenyon News
Retired Episcopal Bishop William Swing ’58 H’80 pairs with a Gambier publisher to release "A Bishop’s Quest."
General Kenyon
Class Act
Kenyon News
Kenyon is set to confer degrees to 430 graduates at its 187th Commencement ceremony May 16.
General Kenyon
‘A Final Lesson’
Kenyon News
Professor Royal Rhodes addresses the Class of 2015 at Baccalaureate.
General Kenyon
Kenyon Mourns Mary Hettlinger
Kenyon News
Mary Hettlinger, a longtime community member, has died at 87.
General Kenyon
Kenyon Mourns Professor Emeritus Donald L. Rogan
Kenyon News
The Rev. Donald Lynn Rogan, professor emeritus of religious studies and former chaplain at Kenyon, has died.
Arts & Culture
A Whimsical World
Kenyon News
Professor Royal Rhodes speaks Oct. 6 about his new exhibit marking 150 years of "Alice in Wonderland."
Alumni News
Green for Graduation
Kenyon News
Author John Green ’00, master of the coming-of-age novel, will be the next Commencement speaker.
Kenyon in the World
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Eye on the World
Kenyon News
An exhibit in the Gund Gallery curatorial classroom will display a taste of the thousands of photos taken around the world by a former religion professor.
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.
Society & Politics
What's in a Name?
Kenyon News
Professor of Religious Studies Vernon Schubel makes the case in the Huffington Post for stopping the use of the term “radical Islamic extremism.”
Society & Politics
A Radical Label?
Kenyon News
In the Huffington Post, Professor of Religious Studies Ennis Edmonds responds to an essay by Professor Vernon Schubel and examines the term “radical Islam.”
That's So Kenyon
Leap Day Lessons
Kenyon News
Kenyon faculty members share some facts about the meaning of leap days in their disciplines.
Athletics
Ahead of the Pack
Kenyon News
With three Kenyon records, Sam Lagasse ’16 runs toward national track and field championships.
That's So Kenyon
Turtles All the Way Down
Kenyon News
A new novel from John Green '00 is set to rock the young-adult literary world. But what is the meaning behind the book's curious title?
Society & Politics
Pantry Parity
Kenyon News
Students in a religious studies course explore social injustices by serving the local community.
Kenyon in the World
Exercising the Mind
Kenyon News
Tobias Baumann '19 enriches his religious studies coursework with a monthlong stay in a Zen Buddhist monastery.
General Kenyon
Confronting the Unknown
Kenyon News
Professor of Religious Studies Royal Rhodes will discuss “Meanings of Death” and more at the annual Kenyon Unique lecture.
That's So Kenyon
Lessons From a Legend
Kenyon News
Professor of Religious Studies Royal Rhodes discusses his life and career prior to his Feb. 24 “Kenyon Unique” lecture.
Athletics
Landing on Top
Kenyon News
Religious studies major Tanner Orr ’19 breaks Kenyon’s long jump record and snags first-place honors.
General Kenyon
Prized Teacher
Kenyon News
Miriam Dean-Otting follows Professor Emeritus Royal Rhodes as the Donald L. Rogan Professor of Religious Studies.
Student Life
Climate Creativity
Kenyon News
Daniel Olivieri ’19 pens an award-winning essay on theology and climate science.
General Kenyon
Endowed Excellence
Kenyon News
Kenyon faculty who recently stepped into esteemed professorships discuss their commitment to teaching and research.
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.