Kenyon College

The Kenyon Ladies lost 38-63 in their NCAA D3 game against the MVNU Cougars on Thursday, October 26.

The game took place in Gambier, Ohio.

The game took place in Gambier, Ohio.

Registration is now open for middle school students to participate in this sensory, hands-on science experience on Nov. 4.

The price of eggs has been in the news lately, and with good reason.

The Kenyon College baseball team hopes to build on last year’s 23-win campaign as the Owls search for their first North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Tournament berth since the 2018 season.

Kenyon College’s Bulmash Exhibition Hall in the Chalmers Library presents "Revolution: Mark Our Words!"

Sean Decatur will conclude his service as Kenyon College's 19th president to assume the presidency of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

Upcoming Events for Kenyon College Music Department

Kenyon College’s Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) will once again host its annual Harvest Festival on Saturday, Oct. 15, from noon to 4 p.m.

The Kenyon College volleyball program embraces change as upperclassmen and newcomers mesh for the 2022 campaign.

The National Science Foundation has awarded Kenyon College a $199,221 grant for research in quantum computing, according to a news release.

A local tennis player won an out-of-state award to cap a solid season. Kenyon College first-year Eric Zhang was named the United States Tennis Association (USTA) 2021-22 Rhode Island College Tennis Player of the Year. Zhang, from Barrington, Rhode Island, earned the Andy Chase Award as the Ocean State’s top male college player.

Following 6,914 submitted ballots, Kenyon announced its new moniker will be the Owls. The name Owls is inspired by the Kokosing River, a beloved feature of its campus. Kokosing loosely translates to “River of Little Owls” — a tribute to the many species of owls living in our area.

Orchid Tierney, assistant professor of English at Kenyon College, is one of two Knox County residents to be awarded a $5,000 grant from the Ohio Arts Council.

Kenyon College professor Wendy MacLeod was one of two Knox County residents to receive a grant from the Ohio Arts Council.

The Class of 2022 will graduate during the College’s 194th Commencement; the Class of 2020 will return for a belated 192nd Commencement.

The Knox County Symphony will present its final concert of the season on Sunday, May 1, at 7:30 p.m. in Rosse Hall Auditorium on the campus of Kenyon College. The main portion of the concert is a performance of the Requiem in D Minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, featuring the 90-voice Kenyon Community Choir and four student soloists. In addition, the Knox County Symphony will open the concert with “Nimrod” from the Enigma Variations by Edward Elgar, followed by the third movement from Symphony No. 4 in E Minor by Johannes Brahms.

Kenyon College's Leopoldo López Freedom and Democracy award, created to honor a 1993 graduate of the school, has been bestowed on "Nicaraguans exiled or imprisoned by the ruling regime for their efforts to establish greater democracy in that country," the college announced.

The Kenyon College baseball team ran their winning streak to a program-best 12 games with a doubleheader sweep of Wabash College on Sunday. The Lords took game one 5-1 behind Alex Gow’s second complete game of the season. In game two, Kenyon erased an early 2-0 deficit to win 10-4.