
Community Canvas
The Kenyon community will come together at a fall festival to turn a utilitarian construction wall into an ever-evolving work of art.
November 26, 2018
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The Kenyon community will come together at a fall festival to turn a utilitarian construction wall into an ever-evolving work of art.
The Kenyon parent, benefactor, accessibility advocate and trustee emerita, known as “Buddy,” died Sept. 15 at the age of 97.
Philosopher and author Matthew Stewart visits Kenyon to discuss inequality and the “new American aristocracy.”
Kenyon’s new English building, Keithley House, channels historic Sunset Cottage while honoring Marilee Keithley Roche P’95.
Meet the Class of 2022 as they arrive in Gambier, register for classes and rehearse for the First-Year Sing.
Masen Colucci ’19 puts skills learned as a film major to work as an intern at New York Magazine.
Our collection of social media photos and videos takes a look back at the Class of 2022’s first days on the Hill.
Three fall semester exhibitions at the Gund Gallery consider abstract expressionism, publishing and more.
The legendary professor’s name was practically synonymous with the Department of Political Science.
Beloved traditions mark the start of a new academic year at Kenyon College.
A new English office building is the first completed part of Kenyon’s West Quad project.
Kenyon fall sports including soccer, field hockey, football, volleyball and cross country gear up for a promising season.
Robert J. Tomsich H’84 was a longtime Kenyon benefactor and trustee emeritus.
Trustee emeritus James D. Cox ’60 H’97 was a prominent oncologist and the namesake of Kenyon’s health center.
Six new tenure track faculty members begin teaching on the Hill this fall.