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At 50th anniversary, IPHS is still asking the same questions

When Leopoldo López ’93 was on trial for leading the 2014 protests against former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, he found himself reflecting on —… Read More

by Emma Smith
October 1, 2026
The VI adds 18% gratuity to K-Card purchases

The Village Inn (VI) in downtown Gambier has implemented an automatic 18% gratuity on purchases made with K-Cards. Josh Smith, the VI’s owner, said… Read More

by Dalia Fishman
September 24, 2026
Sarah Longwell talks voter behavior in CSAD discussion

On Sept. 16, hundreds of people crowded into Rosse Hall for a conversation with Sarah Longwell ’02 about her new book, How to Eat… Read More

by Daisy Newbury
September 24, 2026
Dean Kennerly to retire after the end of the academic year

Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Chris Kennerly — the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion’s (ODEI) first dean and now sole employee… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
September 24, 2026
Office of Campus Safety removes 15 blue light phones

Over the summer, the Office of Campus Safety completed the planned removal of 15 of the 21 blue light emergency phones on campus,… Read More

by Maxwell Diouf
September 24, 2026
StuCo reveals Soiree theme

Student Council met on Sunday to hear from a member of the Board of Trustees, discuss upcoming events and approve the Business and Finance… Read More

by Eve Andersen
September 24, 2026
New NYC summer program to offer finance and art tracks

Kenyon will pilot a two-week program in New York City during summer 2027 with art curation and finance tracks. Kenyon NYC will bring about… Read More

by Emma Smith
September 24, 2026
The Gund seeks continuity in search for new director

As The Gund marks its 15th anniversary with several fall exhibitions, the museum is in the early stages of the search for a… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
September 17, 2026
Kenyon welcomes new historically Black fraternity: ΚΑΨ

This spring, Kenyon welcomed Kappa Alpha Psi (Kappa), a Columbus-wide new fraternity on campus that is part of the Divine Nine historically Black Greek… Read More

by Erin Teal
September 17, 2026
Campus Senate wants students off their email and on KCon

Empowered by President Julie Kornfeld’s July charge to reform campus communication, Campus Senate met on Sept. 10 to discuss the best ways to… Read More

by Maxwell Diouf
September 17, 2026