Topic: faculty — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Features

Peter Rutkoff to retire after 50 years of innovative teaching

Many Kenyon students recognize Professor of American Studies Peter Rutkoff from his presence in Wiggin Street Coffee, where he can be found most weekday mornings chatting… Read More

by Sophie Krichevsky and Emily Yourman
September 10, 2020
Section: Features

Coffeehouse: a showcase of faculty talent on the Hill

30 years ago this month, Kenyon faculty shed their collegiate robes and performed the first of three faculty coffeehouse fundraisers for the Gambier… Read More

by Bryn Seltzer
September 3, 2020
Section: News

Kenyon faculty speak at national conference

This Saturday, Kenyon faculty members represented the College at the 101st annual meeting of the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), a… Read More

by Ronan Elliot
January 31, 2019
Section: News

Faculty revise handbook to include diversity efforts during evaluation

On Sept. 17, faculty voted on a revision to explicitly consider diversity efforts for staff promotion and tenure evaluation. The change received over… Read More

by Betül Aydin
October 4, 2018
Section: News

Limited usage of South 1 lot attributed to its location

Following changes made to parking over the summer, both students and faculty are voicing frustrations about the locations of lots South 1, 2… Read More

by Heather McCabe
October 4, 2018
Section: Features

Summer scoops: how faculty and students spent the summer break

While some stayed close to home and others traveled across the world, the faculty and students at Kenyon had enterprising summers. They conducted… Read More

by Dylan Manning
August 29, 2018
Section: News

In Memoriam: Amy Blumenthal

Known for her generous spirit and commitment to the humanities, Assistant Professor of English Amy Blumenthal’s presence was felt not only on Kenyon’s… Read More

by Bailey Blaker
August 31, 2017
Section: News

Math department looking to fill visiting professor position

After posting a one-year visiting assistant professor position in the fall, the mathematics and statistics department was inundated with highly qualified applicants. Five… Read More

by Kevin Crawford
May 4, 2017
Section: News

Few psych spots prompt petition

This semester, course registration psyched some students out. “I was freaking out,” said Madeline Maldonado ’18, a psychology and Spanish double… Read More

by Grace Richards
December 10, 2015