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The bestselling author and intellectual will deliver the keynote address at Kenyon's "Day of Dialogue" program.

In an online event, the Harvard sociologist will explore how class and culture shape the ways in which undergraduates navigate college.

The production, part of Theater of War’s yearlong residency with Kenyon, aims to foster mid-pandemic, post-election healing in Knox County.

“Cabaret-19” examines life during COVID-19 through song, dance, monologue and scene.

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

The Knowlton Memorial Scholarship Fund provides financial aid to students who are interested in pursuing mathematics or related fields.

The company, known for addressing urgent societal issues, will stage performances, facilitate dialogue and mount a new production.

After two rounds of COVID-19 testing for all students in residence, and with no positive test results among those students, Kenyon has ended its “quiet period” and will lift some restrictions on campus life.

Kenyon joins 179 schools in amicus brief opposing new ICE international student guidance.

The Kenyon Review opens a new chapter in its storied history with the announcement of its 14th editor, acclaimed poet Nicole Terez Dutton.