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countries are represented by Kenyon’s international student population. 1/5. of students come from the three largest metropolitan areas in the U.S. 33%. of students identify as domestic students of color or international students. 27%. of professors are U.S. persons of color or international citizens. 99%.
The College has been honored for the number of students selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program for the 13th time since 2009. Explore More Stories Julie Kornfeld was formally installed as Kenyon’s 20th president on Saturday, April 13, 2024.
Focus on big ideas in a small, wide-open space. “The most beautiful small college campus in America” — that’s how The New Yorker’s longtime architecture critic describes Kenyon. Our thousand-acre campus of woods and greens is dotted with historic stone halls and glass-walled structures for discussing and discovering, collaborating and ...
Take a self-guided tour of campus. Experience every angle of Kenyon on your own — from Peirce Hall to Wiggin Street Coffee to the Kokosing River. Online tour: Our hilltop campus is home to 125 buildings, a 610-acre environmental center, hiking trails and woods. Browse our collection of must-see spots . Kenyon 360: Middle Path Tour. Watch on.
Academic Calendar. No matter what you study at Kenyon, you’ll explore more than just the how of the subject, you’ll dig deep into the why. You’ll also grow invaluable skills as a writer. Whether it’s composing a critique of Chaucer or arguing the pros and cons of nuclear energy, you’ll learn how to put content in context and ground ...
The College has been honored for the number of students selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program for the 13th time since 2009. Explore More Stories Julie Kornfeld was formally installed as Kenyon’s 20th president on Saturday, April 13, 2024.
22 de abr. de 2024 · The students and professors at Kenyon make the school I will forever cherish the memories and experiences I’ve had here. However, throughout the past four years at Kenyon, it has become clear to me that this college cares little for the well-being of its students, instead prioritizing the economic interests of trustees.
