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Innovating Into the Future
First Person: Student Life at KenyonHow Lydia Winkler ’13 is using technology to change property management and renting.
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Tools for the Holiday Table
Kenyon NewsFaculty, staff and students weigh in on how best to contribute to productive conversations during holiday gatherings.
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The Art That Changed Our Lives
Kenyon Alumni MagazineStudents who interned at the Gund Gallery reflect on the experiences that launched their careers in the art world and beyond.
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Expanding Access
In the News — Inside Higher EdThe Kenyon Access Initiative aims to create 50 scholarships to enroll the most talented students, regardless of financial circumstances.
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This Thanksgiving, Take a Beat
Notes From Ransom Hall“Thanksgiving break is upon us — a moment to catch our breath and renew our energy for the push to the end of the semester.”
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Real World Research
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Digitizing Connection
Kenyon NewsInternational studies major Raul Romero ’22 combines his talent for tech and interest in politics to launch an unexpected career.
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Engaging the Community Through Youth Mentoring
Kenyon NewsSarah Jensen ‘18 works with the local justice system to pioneer the Knox County Juvenile Mental Health Court Mentoring Program.
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Stylish Soirée
Kenyon NewsSenior Soirée, a traditional autumn night of celebration for each year’s graduating class, returns in chic form after a pandemic-induced hiatus.
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Jamal Jordan ’12
In the News — National Public RadioIn his debut book “Queer Love in Color" Jordan takes readers on a journey through moving portraits, heartwarming meet-cutes, and tales of thriving queer couples of color.
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