News Archive

Jacob Yandura ’09 makes national headlines as the composer for the Broadway show “How to Dance in Ohio," lauded by the New York Times for its authentic storytelling about autism.

To encourage younger and new donors, gifts will be matched by grateful alumni.

Biotechnology entrepreneur Harvey Lodish '62 spent time on campus this month helping to mold a new generation of scientists.

Activists, artists and writers were just a few of the Kenyon people who made headlines this year.

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.

How Writer-in-Residence P.F. Kluge ’64 and his wife, Pamela Hollie, became surrogate parents to a generation of Kenyon students and grew lifelong relationships.

Alumni Islamic scholars returned to campus to celebrate the publication of the collaborative text, 'Across the Worlds of Islam.'

Games, ghosts, the gridiron and gratitude were all featured in a reimagined Homecoming.

Alumni give to scholarships to support students and show gratitude.

Homecoming has been reimagined as a community-building weekend for students and alumni that goes far beyond a single athletic event.