News Archive

The retired Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice will speak about the challenges — and triumphs — of democracy in Ohio on Sept. 13.

In Kenyon Monologues, returning students share personal stories of inclusion, excellence and success at Orientation.

Lee Nah ’25 has been awarded the coveted Voyager Scholarship, created by the Obamas and the cofounder of Airbnb to promote meaningful change by young leaders.

Six students and alumni accompanied Professor of Dance Julie Brodie to a conference in Seoul to present on dance notation.

Randy Justice, a retired longtime painter, died July 20.

A welcome from Advancement as we begin the new year with generous donor support.

Kenyon’s Class of 2027 and transfer students arrived on campus Saturday, Aug. 19, to move into their new homes on the Hill.

Faculty and staff welcomed the College’s newest students at Opening Convocation.

Their gift honors the championship past and bright future of Kenyon swimming and diving.