Strange Fish and Bearded Women, and Quest for Justice. Philander's Phling, an annual antidote to February in the form of parties, dances, and zany shows. Kenyon's reputation rests on a long history of academic rigor and creative achievement, but its essence lies in the way personal contact shapes daily experience.
Classes are small.
Students know their professors as teachers, advisors, supervisors of research projects, and often friends. The ethos here combines challenge and encouragement. Faculty members set high standards and help their students meet them. The atmosphere, both in and out of class, is one of collaboration, not competition. The result is that Kenyon students feel secure enough to welcome intellectual risks.