Events

Junior Amanda Kuo '26 will present a voice recital.

Every April, the Kenyon community gathers to honor academic achievement, community service, and leadership with the awarding of department and College-wide prizes.

Learn about the Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell, Gates-Cambridge and Schwarzman Fellowships for rising seniors and recent alums. Also included is the Luce Scholars Award, an experiential program in Asia.

An on-campus Habitat for Humanity service opportunity organized by Kenyon's Generosity Project. Join us on the lawn between Ransom and Ascension.

Asian and Middle East Studies and Gender and Sexuality Studies welcome Ai Binh T. Ho, an independent scholar based in Tucson, Arizona. She holds a Ph.D. in English from the University of Michigan and is a member of Transnational Disability Studies Network.

Write effective personal statements, especially for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. The Writing Center and Office of National Fellowships & Scholarships are hosting this workshop.

The Center for the Student of American Democracy welcomes Erik Baker.

Resume Labs are interactive, communal workshops in which Career Development Office staff work with you and your peers to create immediate and tangible improvements to your resume.

Kenyon College Dance, Drama & Cinema Club (KCDC) presents a production of "Scab" by Sheila Callaghan, a senior thesis production.

Join the BFEC for the annual Keep it Wild! Earth Day festival. The free event will feature visiting mammals, bugs and birds of prey as well as activities for children, food trucks, live music and environmentally-focused vendors and organizations.

Senior Lilia Montes '25 will present a violin recital.

Celebrate Earth Day by transforming trash into art! Inspired by Joan Jonas’s multimedia installation "Rivers to the Abyssal Plains," this workshop explores how art fosters a deeper connection to the natural world. Bring disposable paper, packaging, fabric or plastic; additional collage materials will be provided.

Resume Labs are interactive, communal workshops in which Career Development Office staff work with you and your peers to create immediate and tangible improvements to your resume.

The Center for the Study of American Democracy welcomes Scott Lincicome, the CATO Institute's vice president of general economics and leader of its Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies.

Join Denver-area alumni, parents and friends for happy hour and conversation among the art and exhibits at Woodward Studios, the fine art studio and gallery space of Andrew Woodward ’98.

Join Asian and Middle East Studies, History and International Studies to watch a documentary by Soyi Kim from Duke University.

Cutleaf Toothwort, Trout Lily, Golden Alexander, Enchanter’s Nightshade, Miami Mist, Corn Salad. What do these names have in common? They are just some of the wildflowers that can be enjoyed at nature preserves around Knox County. Miriam Dean-Otting, BFEC volunteer naturalist, will guide us in finding spring wildflowers here at the BFEC. Meet at the picnic shelter.

Join us for a hands-on volunteer event to remove invasive plants and support the biodiversity (and overall health) of BFEC ecosystems. No experience needed; all ages welcome.

Senior music major Khue Tran '25 will present a piano recital.

The ensemble is under the direction of Professor of Music Maria Mendonça.