News Archive

The professor of Spanish and literature brings experience and insight to his new role at Bailey House.

For more than 100 students and their faculty mentors, summer at Kenyon is a season of academic advancement as they engage in challenging research.

Health and counseling services will be available this year before classes begin. Other changes include extended telehealth and new peer educators.

Triple major Lee Nah ’25 is the first Kenyon student in 15 years to win the Beinecke Scholarship and plans to use the award to continue her innovative interdisciplinary work.

Students with disabilities and their allies on campus break down barriers through organizations like DISCO and the ASL Club.

Four Kenyon graduates have been awarded Fulbrights, and a returning student was named to the Fulbright UK Summer Institutes.

The College serves as a finish line and overnight stop for many Pelotonia cyclists raising money for cancer research — some of it conducted by Kenyon students.

The village of Gambier recently honored Hope Woodward-Ginther posthumously as Citizen of the Year.

Swimming coach Tom Rushton ’01, who had six athletes qualify for the Paris Summer Games, is the latest member of the College community to be involved with the Olympics over the years.

Julia Igoe, a rising senior interested in social justice sociology, was “a positive light in the world.”