Kenyon celebrated seniors at the 197th Commencement ceremony, which included an address by Jacqueline Woodson H’25, an award-winning author and MacArthur ‘genius grant’ fellow, who urged graduates to ‘remember what you loved when you were a child and “Stay Gold.”’
Jacqueline Woodson H’25, an award-winning author and MacArthur ‘genius grant’ fellow, urges the Class of 2025 to ‘remember what you loved when you were a child and “Stay Gold.”’
Vice President for Student Affairs Celestino Limas talks to graduating seniors in a Baccalaureate address about the commitment and strength they’ve shown for each other.
The College ranked No. 2 among small schools in producing volunteers for the government agency that promotes world peace and friendship.
A $25 million lead gift from Trustee Matthew Voorhees ’95 invests ƹϾƷfuture of the liberal arts.
Faculty from four different departments were promoted to associate professor at the most recent meeting of the College’s Board of Trustees.
For decades, former provost Greg Spaid ’69 H’21 pursued a mystery involving Frank Lloyd Wright and Knox County. A collaborative exhibit curated with student assistance reveals his findings at The Gund.
The three spring recipients of the Franklin Miller Award have gone to great lengths to encourage connections among students in their academic disciplines.
E. Malcolm Anderson Cup winner Jaden “JStew” Stewart ’25 reflects on his undergraduate experience at Kenyon after his Honors Day accolades.
What a class trip to the Galápagos taught one student about connection, community and the heat that lingers long after the sun fades.
A trip to Greece as part of a travel-embedded course provided a valuable window into the plundering of ancient sites — and a resolution for one student to be part of the solution.
A senior English major’s reflection on her Kenyon experience.
First impressions formed in Lewis Hall set the tone for Kenyon moments both big and ordinary.
In Theater of War, founded by Bryan Doerries ’98, professional actors and student performers use ancient Greek tragedies to explore contemporary conflicts and encourage dialogue.
U.S. Ambassador Bridget Brink ’91 spoke in Gambier about the importance of education and continuing the fight for freedom in Ukraine and other parts of the world.
U.S. Senator Michael Bennet introduced two different alums–Andy Meuller ’90 and Ellen Herbert ’07–to testify as experts before the Senate Agriculture Subcommittee on Conservation.