Anna Sugg

Across American colleges and universities, questions regarding AI’s utility and morality spark mixed reactions among students and faculty. As generative AI finds its place in greater society, the Kenyon community is learning to navigate both its benefits ... See more

On Saturday, Kenyon Students for Justice in Palestine (KSJP) participated in Mount Vernon’s weekly Signs on the Square to peacefully protest Israel’s actions in Gaza, which Amnesty International and a U.N. Independent International Commission of Inquiry h... See more

For the second year in a row, Kenyon has remained at its lowest ranking in three decades in U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings, placing 45th among national liberal arts colleges — a significant decline from its peak of 25th place in 2016. The ... See more

The campus-wide naming contest held by the Division of Student Affairs for Kenyon’s new mascot has concluded, and the purple-feathered figure is closer than ever to claiming an identity of its own, which will be revealed at a ceremony later this semester.... See more

Sunset Cottage, the historic home of the Kenyon Department of English, will be demolished over winter break. Chief Operating Officer Roger Wakeman cited concerns over accessibility codes, the costs of maintenance and the opportunity costs of allowing the ... See more