News Archive

The College will work with key campus constituencies to understand how the law will impact Kenyon’s campus.

In light of recent updates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Kenyon has revised its COVID-19 vaccination policy.

In July, the Office for Civil Rights provided an update on Title IX regulations and Title VI harassment. In the weeks since, additional changes have occurred at the federal level.

Advancement works with alumni and parents to support the people, places and programs of Kenyon.

Information about home addresses and phone numbers was removed from the extended online directory on April 3 to preserve the privacy of students and employees.

Starting this summer, Kenyon’s employee and student health insurance plans will expand abortion coverage as part of comprehensive reproductive health care.

After spring break, the College will pilot a new process for promoting campus events through email and other means.

The new Peer Health Educator program will feature students providing wellness outreach and education to fellow students.

As two new residence halls make steady progress toward completion, a third is paused due to historically high construction costs.

Plans for the inauguration of Kenyon’s 20th president are underway, steered by a committee of faculty, staff, students and alumni.