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COVID-19 Update: Isolation and Quarantine Policies
Campus UpdatesAfter further consultation with our partners at Knox Public Health, Kenyon will be aligning our isolation and quarantine protocols with the latest CDC guidance.
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Let the Sunshine In
Kenyon NewsEnvironmental studies major Jayne Gelman ’22 is drawn toward the light of a career in solar energy development.
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Sorin is the author of “Driving While Black: African American Travel and the Road to Civil Rights.”
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COVID-19 Update: Arrival registration required by Jan. 10, additional details for spring
Campus UpdatesKenyon shares additional details of the College's approach to the opening of term.
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My Life As A Fish
First Person: Student Life at KenyonDuring my time at Kenyon, I have shifted interests, careers and even my outlook on life.
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‘More Than Cavemen’
In the News — WNPRProfessor of Anthropology Bruce Hardy, a leading expert on Neanderthals, explains how our extinct ancestors get a bad rap on The Colin McEnroe Show.
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Most know the story — and songs — of Philander Chase settling on the location for Kenyon College, but what came next? Explore our historical timeline, from that initial ascent through two centuries of change and growth.
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A new book celebrates the powerful sense of belonging that Kenyon has always inspired. Insightful chapters on the campus, its history and its surroundings, together with vivid personal reflections and magnificent photos, capture the magic of a college like no other.
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Kenyon announces plans and protocols looking forward to the start of the spring 2022 semester.
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New Year, New Library - related video
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Kenyon musicians perform "Auld Lang Syne" in Chalmers Library to ring in 2022.
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