Written in Code

How Kenyon prepares students to shape — and question — the technologies around them.

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The Collegian Effect

Six lessons from Kenyon’s on-campus newsroom.

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Curating the Photographic Record

Virginia McBride ’15 uses an interdisciplinary approach at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to work with photographs that tell more than one story.

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Josephine Drios ’29 rehearses for Kenyon’s Fall Dance Concert. The annual concert featured original works spanning Hungarian folk dance, house club dance and contemporary choreography. Photo by Prince Davenport ’28

No kidding — Kenyon students take their study breaks seriously. A Goat Yoga event drew around 80 students to Peirce Lawn to practice sun salutations and shavasanas alongside four-legged yogis. Photo by Simone Martel ’27

Students join Associate Professor of French Pierre Dairon for a weekly game of pétanque on Middle Path. Photo by Rebecca Kiger

Alumni News

The Pool

The endowment helps secure our future. Claire Tomasi ’17 illustrates why this “big pool” matters…

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Scenes from a Festive Fall Gathering in London

Alumni, students and Kenyon friends gathered in London at the College’s first international gathering in more than five years. In addition to celebrating 50 years of the Kenyon-Exeter program with current students and faculty, guests heard from a distinguished panel on living and working abroad.

Alumni based in Dublin, Switzerland, France, Sweden and Beijing joined others from all over England and the States at the sold-out event at Fortnum & Mason, which was sponsored by the Office of Alumni and Parent Engagement.

The international event was representative of Kenyon’s global approach to education, as well as the fact that the College's international student population comes from 48 countries, and more than 800 alumni currently reside abroad.

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