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Making Space
Kenyon NewsA Fulbright in Italy helped English major Jameyanne Fuller ‘14 realize her desire to go to law school. After graduating from Harvard Law School in 2019, she landed a job in the Satellite Division of the Federal Communications Commission, working as a space lawyer. In addition to practicing law, Jameyanne writes young adult fantasy and science fiction, and is a member of the Society for Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators.
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A public nature preserve cemetery to be developed by the Philander Chase Corporation.
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President Sean M. Decatur and national union leaders ink maintenance agreement on Wednesday.
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How to Land Your Congressional Dream Job
Kenyon NewsJack Pratt, who became a Congressional chief of staff at a young age, offers pointers on how to land your dream job in Washington D.C.
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The Haunted Kenyon Tour
Kenyon Alumni MagazineWhether you believe in them or not, ghost stories form a vivid part of Kenyon lore. Here are some of the most fabled haunted spots on campus.
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This Is Water
Kenyon News"This is Water" is the title of the speech author David Foster Wallace gave at Kenyon's 2005 Commencement. Years later, it remains a frequent subject of literary analysis.
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All About Course Registration
Kenyon NewsWe asked Dean of Academic Advising Thomas Hawks for his advice on building a course schedule and making sure students are able to take the classes they need.
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Finding Strength in a Pandemic
Kenyon NewsKenyon’s Dean of Student Development shares resources for support as a stressful period drags on.
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Ever Croffoot-Suede ’23
Kenyon NewsMeet the Chair of the Student Council Housing and Dining Committee.
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