Hundreds crowded into Rosse Hall for a conversation with Sarah Longwell ’02 about her new book, How to Eat An Elephant: One ...

Over the summer, the Office of Campus Safety completed the planned removal of 15 of the 21 blue light emergency phones on ...

The need to shield ourselves with firearms pertains not just to the liberty of life, but to property and freedom of individual identity.

In a video from 2010 investigating the Kenyon dating scene, one student remarks, “You’re either married or casually hooking up.” Other students agree, explaining that while there are a handful of ...

On Saturday night, the Horn Gallery opened its doors for the first concert of the year, featuring an opening performance by student band All Purpose Cleaning Solution, followed by cootie catcher, a ...

We can find out about events, post pictures with friends and look up anything imaginable. While useful in many ways, we are losing the art of offline communication: writing notes, hanging posters, ...

Kenyon men’s golf team traveled to Williamsburg, Virginia, to compete in the NCAA Preview, claiming second place.

On Saturday night, The Kenyon football team lost to John Carroll University 56-7, putting their record to 1-2 this fall.

The Kenyon women’s tennis team hosted the Kenyon Invitational last weekend, offering a sneak peek into the Owls’ spring season.

For returning students, Peirce Hall has been looking a little… different this semester! Kenyon now allows faculty and staff to eat one free meal a day, up to five days a week, in Peirce, encouraging ...

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 that he made the change because an estimated half of ...

Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Chris Kennerly — the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion’s (ODEI) first dean and now sole employee — said he will be retiring “sometime after the end of ...