News Archive

OB-GYN and public health scholar Karen A. Scott ’98 is leading a new research project — the first of its kind — to study obstetric racism.

In an online event, Guiora will share insight from his newest book, "Armies of Enablers."

New award displays with more inclusive content and revitalized design adorn Kenyon’s Lowry Center for athletics.

Get to know a few of the alumni, students and faculty who stood out in a year like no other.

Kenyon’s supportive environment for student athletes is key to Ladies swimmers’ recognition by the NCAA’s Woman of the Year award.

Kenyon’s athletic facility is renamed in a first-of-a-kind honor for a trailblazing alumnus.

The virtual reading, co-hosted by the Kenyon Review, Sunset Press and Rural Cause, serves as a fundraiser to address hunger in Knox County.

A new public award named for Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López ’93 honors his commitment to plural and inclusive democracy.

We asked more than 50 Kenyon alumni what it felt like to be in their shoes in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

After discovering playwriting at Kenyon, Will Arbery '11 received critical acclaim for his thought-provoking productions. Arbery was a Whiting Award winner and Pulitzer finalist in the same year.