• Through Trials and Triumph

    First Person: Student Life at Kenyon

    The Kenyon journey is a collaborative, open-ended and ever-renewing tale of growth, and as a graduating senior, I am excited for you to take ownership in writing that story while seeking comfort in uncomfortable situations.

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  • A Powerful Celebration

    Notes From Ransom Hall

    In celebrating Honors Day, we acknowledge the role that rituals play in strengthening the fabric of our community, and that what matters most are the values that underpin them.

  • Sleepless in Exeter

    First Person: Student Life at Kenyon

    Even though I wish my abroad experience hadn’t been cut short, my last few days in Exeter were as lovely as they could’ve possibly been.

  • A Kenyon professor sought words of encouragement to uplift her student writers. “Lincoln in the Bardo” author George Saunders responded.

  • On March 31, Provost Joseph Klesner sent students an update regarding grading policies for the semester.

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  • On March 30, Vice President for Finance Todd Burson provided an update to students and families about how Kenyon will administer credits and refunds for the unused portion of the spring 2020 room and board fees.

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  • Despite a national championship cancellation, Kenyon’s Lords and Ladies stay true to their team values.

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  • See You Soon, Peirce Coffee

    First Person: Student Life at Kenyon

    A few weeks ago, on Ash Wednesday, I was sitting at a table on New Side, surrounded by my friends, in between midterm exams.

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  • On March 23, 2020, President Sean Decatur provided details on working through disruption for students and employees.

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  • NSF grant-winning neuroscience professor Sarah Petersen emphasizes ‘science beyond the bench’ skills.

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