News Archive

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.”

After serving as acting director since Jan. 1, Henricksen will continue preservation efforts by leading Kenyon’s pioneering land conservancy.

Four employees were recognized for their exceptional contributions through the College’s Distinguished Service Award and the inaugural Staff Council Kenyon Spirit Award.

The new role will focus on strategic plan implementation, academic partnerships, and community and regional engagement.

U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink ’91 delivered a keynote address during Bicentennial Reunion Weekend about the war in Ukraine and how her liberal arts education prepared her to serve on the front lines of democracy.

A signed letter from President Joe Biden marking the College’s bicentennial will make the library’s collection of presidential autographs nearly complete.

A magazine produced by seniors in the neuroscience department shows off their ability to produce science writing for the masses.