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The two fall recipients of the Franklin Miller Award — Marissa Sun ’25 and Isabella Strickland ’26 — have made a habit of helping others.

The associate director of the Center for the Study of American Democracy reflects on the power of Kenyon, both as a student and faculty member.

Founders’ Day during Kenyon’s bicentennial year celebrated two centuries of contributions to the College with a special speaker and new community-building events.

Activities and events punctuated by perfect fall weather made for a memorable Family Weekend.

The celebrated British writer will be honored at an event that raises money for scholarships, including to attend Kenyon's premier program for young writers.

A breadth of programs sponsored by students, faculty and staff highlight campus diversity during Global Engagement Week, taking place this year from Oct. 21-25.

A Career Development Office’s job shadow program gives students a chance to experience a day »Æ¹Ï¾«Æ·worlds of law, finance and more in nearby Columbus.

Sherry Smith, a longtime custodian known for her positive attitude and love of people, died Oct. 10.

Theater of War Productions’ Bryan Doerries ’98 H’17 talks about how an upcoming campus event centered on classic texts can facilitate tough conversations among students.