Kenyon
“I met people that I can have fun with, but also sit down and study for three hours with. Finding that kind of community was game-changing.”
Ellie Manning '26, a molecular biology major from Indiana, on finding a true sense of belonging at Kenyon
Kenyon celebrates 200 years.
As Kenyon enters its third century, take a nostalgic stroll down Middle Path in this video with archival narration by Paul Newman ’49.
A community connected by purpose.
A community connected by purpose.
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Caroline O’Neil ’23 closes out her Kenyon career with back-to-back milestones.
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Climate activist Colette Pichon Battle ’97 H’18 tells the Class of 2023 that “Today, we honor your future role in making a better world.”
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In his first year, Hyun Cho '26 explored course topics and career interests with an open mind.
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Recent Kenyon alumni pursuing careers in chemistry see their undergraduate research pay dividends.
Julie Kornfeld was formally installed as Kenyon’s 20th president on Saturday, April 13, 2024.
We read “Beowulf” and “Beloved,” evaluate the structure of the ecosystem and the universe, debate question of justice and raise our voices
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Choose from more than 50 majors, minors and concentrations.
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“One of the big questions we ask in public health is not ‘How do l treat one person?’ but ‘How do I treat millions of people and ensure these things won’t happen again?’ ”
Ubongabasi Asuquo ’23 Majoring in Biology -
100% of young alumni surveyed say they learned to write better at Kenyon.
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Kenyon ranks eighth in the country (ahead of every Ivy) for the proportion of STEM grads to earn a doctorate in the field.
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“When I got to Kenyon, it was this living body that I walked into. The mix of the old architecture and the life and energy on campus was really inspiring”
Joseph Pozo '23 economics and English major
Kenyon celebrates 200 years of place and purpose.
Glimpse the past present and future in this archival reflection on Kenyon by beloved alumnus Paul Newman '49