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Kenyon’s distinctive immersive model of teaching and learning world languages equips students with cultural and linguistic tools for lives of global engagement.

New routines for closing inactive Kenyon email accounts aim to reduce cybersecurity risks and data storage costs.

Jim Finn ’70, a longtime member of the board of trustees of the College and the Kenyon Review who was known for his generosity, died Oct. 14.

The Kenyon College Board of Trustees convened in Gambier on Oct. 23-24 for its fall 2025 meeting.

Karen Buchwald Wright H’24 P’05,’09, a former trustee, longtime benefactor and friend of the College who dedicated herself to improving the community of Mount Vernon, died Oct. 15.

The 19th-century building on the West Quad is unsuitable for use and prohibitively expensive to renovate.

Staff Council Co-chair Alex Johnson, who oversees construction projects on campus, talks about the dedication of her peers, the pursuit of excellence, and her passion for hand-embroidery.

President Kornfeld looks ahead to a season of opportunity.

Senior staff expands, vice presidents host weekly open office hours.

The Office for Civil Rights provides a summer 2025 campus update on the 2025-26 policy, staff changes, education and programming, data reporting and more.