There’s a buzz around campus. Everyone is talking. It seems the bees are out in full force this year. On Saturday, while drinking a smoothie and sitting at a picnic table, I watched one crawl down my ...

While Kenyon offers an extensive list of choices to study abroad — a decision that can sometimes be complicated for students ...

Student Council met on Sunday to discuss proposed changes to its bylaws and how to help the Office of Community Partnerships increase student engagement and awareness. The Business and Finance ...

On Monday, the Center for the Study of American Democracy hosted Joe Walsh and Fred Guttenberg as a stop on their tour, “Two Dads Defending Democracy: Bridging the Gap in Divisive Times.” Much of the ...

I heard Lizzy McAlpine for the first time in six years at the edge of the Kokosing River when my friend put on her new album, Angel, queueing up “A car wash and a new pair of pants.” It had been years ...

Upon reading Abraham Weiss’ defense of the Second Amendment, I felt there was room for a more precise and civic-minded defense.

The Kenyon volleyball team suffered two losses this weekend, first to The College of Wooster, then to No. 6 Carnegie Mellon.

The Kenyon women’s tennis team traveled to Kalamazoo, Michigan to compete at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) ...

The Kenyon football team faced No. 22 DePauw University (Ind.) on Saturday in the Homecoming game at McBride Field, losing 31 ...

Last Friday, the Horn Gallery hosted mmeadows, New York City-based duo Kristin Slipp and Cole Kamen-Green, who stunned the ...

Well, you’re in luck! And I have an inkling as to why you may think that — Kenyon is starving for political discourse. We’re starving because it’s an extremely polarizing time in American politics, ...

William Shakespeare’s The Tempest is old. Prospero, Caliban and Miranda first came to the stage on Nov. 1, 1611. This story ...