News Archive

A delegation with deep ties to the College has been working with teachers in West Africa as part of an educational and cultural exchange.

Two national awards received by members of the Department of Mathematics & Statistics reflect a passion for teaching and advancing student learning.

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.

New students were welcomed to campus with the annual traditions of Opening Convocation and New Student Sing on Aug. 25.

Three faculty members have been named to hold endowed professorships.

Kenyon welcomed its 200th incoming class to campus for a most memorable Move-In Day.

In her Opening Convocation address to new students, President Kornfeld extolled the beauty of education that is firmly rooted in relationships.

President Kornfeld looks to the year ahead for Kenyon and the shifting landscape of higher education.

Leah Reuber in the Office of Residential Life is a former philosophy major who loves the complexity of debating deep questions and the simplicity of a joyful dog parade.