News Archive

Julie Kornfeld was installed as Kenyon’s 20th president during a celebratory weekend full of pomp, circumstance and a call to action.

Festive activities — including the illumination of Old Kenyon — will precede the installation of Julie Kornfeld as Kenyon’s 20th president on Saturday.

For some faculty, staff and students, having a four-legged friend around the office or classroom is a real treat.

Enthusiastic faculty, students and alumni are making plans to enjoy the total solar eclipse coming to Knox County on April 8.

Sam Bowden ’24 aims to affect foreign policy as a James C. Gaither Junior Fellow from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

Using a wide selection of ingredients provided by The Source, students took part in a communal cook-off during spring break.

More than 20 faculty and staff who published books in 2022 and 2023 were honored with a special ceremony in Chalmers Library.

A community-wide Day of Service on April 10 marks the beginning of a new campus initiative called the Generosity Project.

Campus events taking place in March for Women’s History Month recognize historic barriers while offering opportunities for connection and empowerment.

A community reading group and film screening offer a chance to explore Virginia Woolf’s gender-expansive novel “Orlando” and its implications for the larger transgender community.