News Archive

Health Promotion’s Owl Be Outside initiative encourages students to reap the benefits of spending more time outdoors.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony and other special events open to the community will celebrate the launch of The Annex downtown on Friday, Sept. 8.

Director and Chief Curator Daisy Desrosiers shares an updated strategic plan for Kenyon’s world-class teaching museum.

Anthropology students will soon excavate a site near Church of the Holy Spirit in the search for artifacts from one of the earliest buildings at Kenyon.

Former swimming and diving coach Jim Steen will be inducted into the Kenyon College Athletics Hall of Fame during a two-day reunion on Sept. 8-9.

The retired Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice will speak about the challenges — and triumphs — of democracy in Ohio on Sept. 13.

In Kenyon Monologues, returning students share personal stories of inclusion, excellence and success at Orientation.

Lee Nah ’25 has been awarded the coveted Voyager Scholarship, created by the Obamas and the cofounder of Airbnb to promote meaningful change by young leaders.

Six students and alumni accompanied Professor of Dance Julie Brodie to a conference in Seoul to present on dance notation.

Randy Justice, a retired longtime painter, died July 20.