News Archive

The College community discussed the 1963 March on Washington and the “I Have a Dream” speech during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Dialogue.

Charles "Chuck" Rice H’94, professor emeritus of psychology who taught for 25 years, died Dec. 27.

Festivities abound as Kenyon marks its bicentennial with events on campus and around the country.

Campus health and wellness staff share tips and resources to help students relax as finals approach.

Allen Ballard ’52 H’04, one of the first two Black graduates of the College, was recently recognized for an award that is named for him in African Diaspora Studies.

Cookie recipes from faculty and staff can help make this holiday season a delicious one.

A new partnership and summer program aims to expose KEEP and STEM students to opportunities in the tech industry.

Ten films from LGBTQ+ filmmakers will be screened on campus for the public on Dec. 1, followed by a virtual conversation with some of the directors.

The scholarships, established in 2014, are for students from the Buckeye State who are interested in pursuing math.

First-generation college students came together to share their stories during a November event sponsored by the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.