News Archive

The Brown Family Environmental Center will once again open its annual autumnal Harvest Festival to the entire Knox County community.

Kenyon College’s Jonathan Sherman will discuss Anthony Marra’s latest novel “Mercury Pictures Presents” set against the backdrop of Old Hollywood.

Ohio native Khara Strum will lead Kenyon’s pioneering land conservancy.

The Class of 2022 will graduate during the College’s 194th Commencement; the Class of 2020 will return for a belated 192nd Commencement.

Journalist Carlos Chamorro will accept the Leopoldo López Award at a Kenyon event on May 5.

The free, public event features live music, food trucks, arts and crafts, and more.

The Mellon Foundation’s Art Museum Futures Fund will help the Gund Gallery explore community engagement programming opportunities.

Coronel’s investigative work in the Philippines has brought accountability to authoritarian regimes.

College students and local nonprofit organizations benefit from increased funding focused on building professional and personal connections in the community.

Accreditation of the only land trust created by a college or university in the United States demonstrates high standards for land conservation.