News Archive

Students enrolled in two travel-embedded courses experienced ancient temples and giant tortoises firsthand in Greece and the Galápagos Islands over spring break.

Faculty are partnering with colleagues across the world to teach courses, giving students valuable exposure to cultural and academic diversity.

Barbara Dodson Simmons Chambliss, a dedicated staff member who helped keep things running smoothly at the library for more than 20 years, died on March 18.

A student effort to plant scores of trees around the Brown Family Environmental Center and Mavec Field celebrated the College’s bicentennial while preserving the campus’ rural character.

These advocates make calls for Kenyon and educate about the valuable role of philanthropy.

The Charles P. McIlvaine Professor of English, who has experienced the College both as an alumna and longtime faculty member, talks about what she finds so special about Kenyon.

Generous gift guarantees permanent funding for the two-year English teaching positions that also work with the Kenyon Review

Students and staff used spring break to deliver 1,000 new and used books donated by the campus community to a Kentucky nonprofit, where they’ll begin a journey to Ukrainian refugees.