News Archive

Kenyon students are headed to the Great Mohican Pow-Wow to learn about Native American heritage and culture.

In light of recent updates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Kenyon has revised its COVID-19 vaccination policy.

Two students’ work aims to understand memory and the influence that emotions like anxiety can have over it.

A student leader of Adelante and the Snowden Multicultural Center, Guagui Vallejos ’25 talks about her South American roots and the importance of living in the moment.

The fall lecture series, featuring historian Timothy Snyder among others, will take a deep dive into issues related to the upcoming presidential election as well as contemporary politics.

President Kornfeld looks ahead to a year of discussion and dialogue.

A delegation with deep ties to the College has been working with teachers in West Africa as part of an educational and cultural exchange.

Two national awards received by members of the Department of Mathematics & Statistics reflect a passion for teaching and advancing student learning.

In July, the Office for Civil Rights provided an update on Title IX regulations and Title VI harassment. In the weeks since, additional changes have occurred at the federal level.

Advancement works with alumni and parents to support the people, places and programs of Kenyon.