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The free, public event features live music, food trucks, arts and crafts, and more.

The Mellon Foundation’s Art Museum Futures Fund will help the Gund Gallery explore community engagement programming opportunities.

Coronel’s investigative work in the Philippines has brought accountability to authoritarian regimes.

College students and local nonprofit organizations benefit from increased funding focused on building professional and personal connections in the community.

Accreditation of the only land trust created by a college or university in the United States demonstrates high standards for land conservation.

Lisa Schott ’80 will step down as managing director of the Philander Chase Conservancy after a long career serving Kenyon.

Sorin is the author of “Driving While Black: African American Travel and the Road to Civil Rights.”

The light-filled Chalmers Library provides a central academic commons for Kenyon’s campus and is the College’s first large-scale building to achieve LEED Gold certification.

The conclusion of Theater of War’s virtual residency with Kenyon uses scenes from Sophocles’ final play as a catalyst for discussions about homelessness, immigration and eldercare.