News Archive

Costume design students created a home-grown look for the College’s first mascot, which will be unveiled in the spring.

The Dineh Tah' Navajo Dance Troupe visited campus for two events Friday as part of Native American Heritage Month.

Lori Totman, retired director of the Knox County Park District, received this year’s Jean S. Briggs Award for Leadership in Land Conservation.

Political science students helped the Knox County Board of Elections this fall and gained valuable insight in the process.

Glenn McNair, who brings a storyteller’s flair and diverse life experience to his interactions with students, received this year’s Faculty Advising Award.

The scholarships, established in 2014, are for students from the Buckeye State who are interested in pursuing math or related fields.

The promotions were approved at the most recent meeting of the College’s Board of Trustees.

The two fall recipients of the Franklin Miller Award — Marissa Sun ’25 and Isabella Strickland ’26 — have made a habit of helping others.

The associate director of the Center for the Study of American Democracy reflects on the power of Kenyon, both as a student and faculty member.

Founders’ Day during Kenyon’s bicentennial year celebrated two centuries of contributions to the College with a special speaker and new community-building events.