Topic: financial aid — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

AAUP and economics department discuss College finances

On Wednesday, the Department of Economics, in partnership with the American Association of University Professors, held a lecture that discussed, debriefed and detailed Kenyon’s… Read More

by Leah Beller
September 18, 2025
Section: News

Pandemic-era bookstore allowance discontinued this year

Students on work-study can no longer expect a $250 credit to be added to their K-Card at the beginning of the semester. The bookstore… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
September 4, 2025
Section: News

Cost of attendance increases to $89,600 for upcoming year

Kenyon’s total cost of attendance will increase for the 2025-2026 academic year, according to a March 10 email to students from President Julie Kornfeld. Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
March 20, 2025
Section: News

Student Council discusses financial aid, approves AI club

On Sunday, Student Council met to discuss the College’s financial aid budget and campus responses to Senate Bill 104. The Council also approved a… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
February 27, 2025
Section: News

Book credit offered to work-study students

This semester, work-study students are eligible for a $250 credit towards textbooks and necessary course supplies purchased at the Kenyon Bookstore, a change… Read More

by Amelia Carnell
September 2, 2021
Section: News

Decatur announces update to student work-study program

On March 26, President Sean Decatur announced in a news bulletin that, starting in fall 2021, the expectation of work-study in need-based financial… Read More

by Huijun Mao
April 8, 2021
Section: News

Trustees allocate $100 million of capital campaign to FinAid

The Board of Trustees allocated $100 million of the money raised by the capital campaign for the financial aid endowment during its spring meeting… Read More

by Matt Mandel
April 26, 2018
Section: News

StuCo will fund grocery stipends over break

While Spring Break is a time to travel and relax for many students, others remain on campus during break because they cannot afford to go… Read More

by Kevin Crawford
February 23, 2017
Section: News

Board votes to increase tuition, financial aid

Kenyon tuition and fees are set to increase by 3.95 percent for the 2017-18 academic year, as decided by the Board of Trustees… Read More

by Nathaniel Shahan
February 9, 2017
Section: News

From ¥ to $, Kenyon gets pricey

When Ricardo Pereira ’16 submitted his financial aid forms for the first time, the exchange rate between his home currency, the Brazilian real,… Read More

by Nathaniel Shahan
October 15, 2015