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My Time in Irkutsk
Kenyon NewsThe then-escalation with Ukraine didn’t seem like it would devolve into war. But just after one month, I’m back home in Los Angeles.
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The Spontaneous Conversations of SOC(YAK)
First Person: Student Life at KenyonChatting after class with the professor is a spontaneous enjoyment. Oftentimes, you end up leaving with a core memory.
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Campus Work Update: Student Protest Activity
Campus UpdatesOn March 3, the College received notification that a group of student workers intends to participate in a work stoppage.
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COVID-19 Update: New CDC Guidance
Campus UpdatesIn light of new CDC guidance and policy changes implemented by KPH and the Village of Gambier, Kenyon will move to Campus Activity Level 0 on March 2 at 5 p.m.
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A night of shared laughter, beautiful fabric, and delicious meals.
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Eyes on Ukraine
Kenyon NewsKenyon College stands united with institutions across the globe calling for a diplomatic and peaceful resolution to the assault on the people of Ukraine.
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The Edge of the Mountain
Kenyon BlogsMy first night in Oaxaca City, Mexico, the bells rang for me.
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A Dive Four Years in the Making
First Person: Student Life at KenyonI am who I am today because of exactly where I am.
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Philander Chase Conservancy Earns National Recognition
Press ReleasesAccreditation of the only land trust created by a college or university in the United States demonstrates high standards for land conservation.
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Respect Is a Two-Way Street
Notes From Ransom HallA Kenyon education is built on mutual respect. At best, both extend beyond the bounds of the classroom.