Students, staff and visitors are undoubtedly familiar with the yellow siding of Finn House, situated across the street from the English cottages and watching over cars as they drive up the Hill.

On Monday, Kenyon hosted a screening of the new documentary “Brief Tender Light” and a discussion with the film’s director.

Arts The Man in the Street exhibits Professor Baly’s travel photos Last week, the late Kenyon Professor Denis Baly’s vivid photography transported the Gambier community around the world to Turkey, ...

Last Saturday, the Kokosingers (kokes), had a fun, lively, and heartwarming last concert of the semester on the basketball court. The event featured newbies, soloists, a senior and timeless traditions ...

Throughout last week and into this one, almost 200 Kenyon students on the Hill participated in spring Greek rush week.

What should a Kenyon student with a desire to go to Cleveland but neither a car nor money do? In Kenyon College, Its First Century, George Smythe recorded past students’ solution to this query. “The ...

Accusations of accommodation abuse are becoming increasingly common on campus. As someone who has been through the housing accommodations process and has their own issues with it, I would like to ...

Season three of White Lotus takes viewers to Thailand for a darker, more cynical dive into greed, spirituality, and identity — delivering stunning visuals, emotional twists, and the series’ signature ...

I have heard my entire life that people are in your life for a “reason, a season or a lifetime.” However, I’ve noticed that, in this generation, no one seems to care about the reason or the season, ...

Bryn Savidge participates in Mock Cop 28, with a top 10 policy paper discussing gender and climate in the global economy.

On Friday, Kenyon Asian Identities (KAI) hosted its annual Night Market complete with food, crafts and a good time for all.

In an effort to address confusion regarding AI use, Andrew Pilat ’25 has been advocating for required inclusion of AI policy in syllabi.