News Archive

The puzzling past and promising future of one of Kenyon’s most storied buildings.

Reunion Weekend 2022 will be remembered as the largest alumni gathering in Kenyon's history.

Television producer Samie Kim Falvey ’96 urges the Class of 2020 to build community through “extraordinary actions in response to extraordinary times.”

A writer visits the site of Jubilee College in Peoria, Illinois, and finds the spirit of Kenyon’s founder is still very much alive there.

Three drama seniors converse with playwright alumna Beth Hyland '13 on Kenyon and their shared love of Chekhov.

Bridget Brink ’91 is confirmed as the United States’ ambassador to Ukraine as the nation faces continued threat from Russia.

Television executive Samie Kim Falvey ’96 will address the Class of 2020.

Alumni weigh in on the complicated questions surrounding Kenyon's athletic monikers.

Yohanca Delgado '06 and Elliott Holt '97, two of the 35 creative writers who won 2022 NEA Fellowships, talk writing and their Kenyon experience.

From authors and musicians to restaurateurs and long-distance cyclists, these Kenyon alumni made headlines across the country in 2021.