News Archive

In her inaugural address, President Julie Kornfeld pledged to bring optimism, integrity and community to the work of championing Kenyon’s legacy of excellence in liberal arts education.

Festive activities — including the illumination of Old Kenyon — will precede the installation of Julie Kornfeld as Kenyon’s 20th president on Saturday.

For some faculty, staff and students, having a four-legged friend around the office or classroom is a real treat.

Alice Teall will bring important expertise and experience as an innovator in student health and wellness to the Cox Health and Counseling Center beginning this summer.

Information about home addresses and phone numbers was removed from the extended online directory on April 3 to preserve the privacy of students and employees.

“Place and Purpose: Kenyon at 200” was unveiled on Tuesday, April 9, at 11:10 a.m. in the auditorium of Oden Hall.

President Julie Kornfeld, who assumed office in October 2023, will be formally installed as Kenyon’s 20th president this spring.

Enthusiastic faculty, students and alumni are making plans to enjoy the total solar eclipse coming to Knox County on April 8.

Sam Bowden ’24 aims to affect foreign policy as a James C. Gaither Junior Fellow from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.