Along Middle Path

Kenyon Remembers Beatrice Mayer

The Kenyon parent, benefactor, accessibility advocate and trustee emerita, known as “Buddy,” died Sept. 15 at the age of 97.

Dedicated to Teaching

Kenyon’s new English building, Keithley House, channels historic Sunset Cottage while honoring Marilee Keithley Roche P’95.

Kenyon Remembers Harry Clor

The legendary professor’s name was practically synonymous with the Department of Political Science.

Moving In

A new English office building is the first completed part of Kenyon’s West Quad project.

Kenyon Remembers Robert Tomsich

Robert J. Tomsich H’84 was a longtime Kenyon benefactor and trustee emeritus.

Kenyon Remembers James Cox

Trustee emeritus James D. Cox ’60 H’97 was a prominent oncologist and the namesake of Kenyon’s health center.

New Arrivals

Six new tenure track faculty members begin teaching on the Hill this fall.

New Roles

Associate Professor of Chemistry Sheryl Hemkin replaces Jan Thomas as associate provost, as Thomas steps in to lead Kenyon’s Office for Community Partnerships.

Shifting Into High Gear

An expanded cancer research partnership marks Kenyon’s seventh year hosting Pelotonia, a charity bike ride.

KEEP Moves Forward

The Kenyon Educational Enrichment Program secures endowed support to open Kenyon’s doors for a new generation of students.

Committed to Diversity

Professor of Sociology and Legal Studies Ric Sheffield will be Kenyon’s first distinguished professor of diversity and inclusion.

Powerful Mode of Thinking

By Sean Decatur

Kenyon’s president addresses Stanford University chemistry graduates and shares lessons on science in the liberal arts.

Shaping the Digital Future

Associate Professor Katherine Elkins earns a professorship to help students engage with the humanities in a high-tech world.

Standout Scholars

Jenna Rochelle ’18 and Mustafa Aziz ’19 win the Franklin Miller Award for making a difference in the Kenyon community.

Garland to Lead Advancement

Colleen Garland, now at Ohio Wesleyan University, will join Kenyon on July 1 as vice president for advancement.