New English houses take inspiration from Sunset Cottage

An inside look of the construction site of the new English building near Lentz House. | ERYN POWELL As students moved into… Read More

Rutkoff honored, Sheffield appointed to newest professorship

Starting this year, Professor of Sociology and Legal Studies Ric Sheffield will serve as Kenyon’s first Peter M. Rutkoff Distinguished Teaching Professor in… Read More

MacLeod’s play The Good Samaritan workshopped in CA

After pulling The Good Samaritan from the Bolton Theater’s spring lineup, James Michael Playwright-in-Residence Wendy MacLeod ’81 workshopped her play with a new… Read More

A new art group decorates construction wall with artwork

Lighthouse Collective’s message a note on the wall | ERYN POWELL This week, students traveling down Middle Path were greeted by an array of… Read More

Kenyon team considers June civility conference a success

A team of Kenyon faculty and administrators had the chance to explore different prospects for diversity and civility when they attended the Diversity,… Read More

LBIS relocates resources across campus as new construction begins

Over the summer, Library and Information Services (LBIS) relocated in preparation for the construction of the new library. Although Olin and Chalmers Memorial… Read More

Construction and conflict: recapping last year’s major stories

Largest Gift in History New students walking down Middle Path will encounter a tall wooden wall guarding Olin and Chalmers Memorial… Read More

With 543 students, Kenyon enrolls largest class in its history

Kenyon’s newest class, the class of 2022, is the largest class in Kenyon’s history, according to College Historian and Keeper of Kenyoniana Thomas… Read More

For first-years, clubs create space for inclusion and creativity

Men of Color Men of Color aims to provide a comfortable setting where male students from a variety… Read More

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Residents address Caples vandalism

More than two months after black students circulated an open letter titled “You Are Not a ‘N-Word,’” administrators and students are still working… Read More