Meet Ubong, a biology major and anthropology minor from Uyo, Nigeria, who came to Gambier, Ohio, to engage with the world and explore the meaning of community. "People have to learn how to care about other people," says Ubong, who aspires to a career in public health. "We have to deliberately think about a culture of community, a culture of being there for one another, a culture of family. That's exactly what Kenyon is."
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How a nature lover from New Hampshire connected her interests in science and writing to tell stories about the world.
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How a biochemistry major from Ohio turned a couple of haircuts into a buzzworthy business that got his classmates talking.
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How a political science major’s toughest teacher became his biggest advocate.
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How a studio art major who has lived in seven cities in four countries found his home at Kenyon.