Campaign Stories

Students in a religious studies course explore social injustices by serving the local community.

Kenyon received a $1 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute to engage underrepresented students in the natural sciences.

Kenyon Review Associates pore over literary submissions for promising works.

Barry F. Schwartz ’70 H’15 kicks off a $20 million effort to expand need-based financial aid.

Kenyon's new English building, Keithley House, channels historic Sunset Cottage while honoring Marilee Keithley Roche P'95.

A $75 million dollar gift, the largest in the College's history, will fund the development of the West Quad.

An endowed fund adds a new educational opportunity for recent graduates. The post-baccalaureate position will extend the reach and scope of off-site programming and will enrich on-site programming for families in the community.

Kenyon’s renowned English program now has a concentrated footprint: the new buildings join Lentz on the south side of Wiggin Street, while Finn House, the home of the Kenyon Review, sits just north of Wiggin.

A decade of student success in the Kenyon Educational Enrichment Program (KEEP) has now garnered some philanthropic support.