Kenyon Together raises more than $1 million in 36 hours
Enthusiastic young alumni propelled giving during an end-of-year challenge.
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Leaving Their Marks
As Kenyon's new Chalmers Library takes shape, three women name key spaces.
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First-floor reading room to be named for Robert K. Carver Jr. ’79
The Robert K. Carver Jr. Reading Room, the largest in the library, has been named in recognition of a planned estate gift from his mother, Betty Lou Hawbaker.
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Christine Gould Sharkey ’80 Writing Center
With a move to Chalmers Library when it opens, the newly named Christine Gould Sharkey '80 Writing Center will be elevated in prominence and access for students.
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Investing in Earth Science
Ruth Heindel is the first faculty member named to the new Dorothy and Thomas Jegla Professorship in the Natural Sciences, created with a gift from Board of Trustees member Diane Elam ’80 and Nancy Donohue.
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Wright Investments
The Wright family's gift to the economics department continues their tradition of Kenyon involvement.
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Library Milestone
Kenyon’s new library, its steel framework nearly completed, will be named for the College’s 13th president, Gordon Chalmers.
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West Quad to Feature Serra Sculpture
A new major sculpture by acclaimed American artist Richard Serra will join Kenyon’s permanent collection, the result of a gift from Graham Gund ’63 H’81 and his wife, Ann.
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A Growing Partnership
The Community Internship Program now supports more paid opportunities for Kenyon students to work with local nonprofit organizations.
