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The history of hidden, restricted and forgotten Kenyon spaces

At a college with as much history as Kenyon, there’s bound to be many spaces on campus that have fallen out of use, been closed… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
February 16, 2023
Do “Pealers” ring a bell? Behind the people inside the steeple

On any given Friday atop a narrow staircase in the Harcourt Parish Chapel, the Kenyon College Pealers are hard at work playing the church bells… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
February 9, 2023
Professor of religious studies chronicles his love for music

Music has always been a constant in the life of Professor of Religious Studies Vernon Schubel. With his rich passions for music and the anthropology… Read More

by Dylan Sibbitt
February 9, 2023
Alumnus promotes financial startup to help college students

Sam Lipscomb ’19 and the company he works at want to be the “financial ally of young adults.” The company, Fizz, is a startup that… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
February 2, 2023
Students reflect on volunteering at Knox County Head Start

Walk ten minutes east from the center of Kenyon’s campus, and you’ll find that undergrads aren’t the only kids in town. The Gambier Child Care… Read More

by Theresa Carr
February 2, 2023
Kenyon Photography Club sees campus through a new lens

The world of photography looks very different than it did a few decades ago. It’s easier to capture visual moments with the camera lens on… Read More

by Madeleine Magill
February 2, 2023
‘Women Who Worked’: Raya Kenney’s monumental idea

Buried in the pages of last December’s Omnibus Appropriations Bill is a personal dream come true for Raya Kenney ’25. After nearly a decade of… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
January 26, 2023
Navigating the globe: Three students share stories from abroad

The prospect of a global education is something that draws many students to Kenyon, which offers more than 190 study abroad programs to its students. Read More

by Madeleine Magill
January 26, 2023
Kokosingers embark on 10-day winter tour of the East Coast

The Kokosingers are Kenyon’s oldest all-male a capella group. | COURTESY OF WILL BREINHOLT ’25 Read More

by Madeleine Magill
January 19, 2023
First-year students find adventures new and old over break

After enjoying a month-long break during the holiday season, the Kenyon community has finally returned to the Hill. Many students have expressed gratitude for the… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
January 19, 2023