Annalia Fiore, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Editorial

Shortened winter break is short-sighted

As winter break approaches, Kenyon students are looking forward to a long and restful winter break filled with sleep, time with family and perhaps,… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Audrey Baker, and Annalia Fiore
December 12, 2024
Section: Editorial

Reach out to those who may be alone this Thanksgiving

For many Kenyon students, the Thanksgiving and winter breaks are a chance to travel home, spend time with family and earn a reprieve from… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Audrey Baker, and Annalia Fiore
November 21, 2024
Section: Editorial

Pitfalls with Plan Ahead prevent proper planning

As students chip away at the wall of assignments that stands between them and Thanksgiving Break, they must also begin thinking about their plans… Read More

by Audrey Baker, Annalia Fiore, and Katie Sparvero
November 14, 2024
Section: Editorial

Keep fighting for the future in the face of fear

Many of us woke on Wednesday morning with the troubling realization that former President Donald Trump had defeated Vice President Kamala Harris and would again… Read More

by Katie Sparvero and Annalia Fiore
November 7, 2024
Section: Editorial

Vote on November 5: It’s your civic duty

On Tuesday, millions of Americans will line up to cast their vote for the 47th president of the United States, as well as in… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Audrey Baker, and Annalia Fiore
October 31, 2024
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Professors should account for AI in assignments

The rise of generative artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed education, and as hyperbolic as that may sound, it’s critical that faculty reckon with it. If… Read More

by Annalia Fiore, Katie Sparvero, and Audrey Baker
October 17, 2024
Section: Arts

Review: Ransom Notes struggle with an ambitious setlist

On Saturday, the Ransom Notes, one of Kenyon’s many a cappella groups, performed their spring concert in Rosse Hall. For the concert, the group… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
April 27, 2023
Section: Arts

Owl Creeks shine in spring concert on Saturday night

This Saturday, the Owl Creeks, Kenyon’s only soprano-alto a cappella group, performed its spring concert at Rosse Hall, receiving much applause and support from… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
April 20, 2023
Section: Arts

Les Rent brings together iconic musicals in the Horn Gallery

This Sunday I went to Les Rent, a musical mashup of the Broadway shows Les Miserables and Rent performed in the Horn Gallery. Les… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
April 6, 2023
Section: Arts

Tea master Yumiko Passalacqua hosts traditional ceremony

On Tuesday, Assistant Professor of Japanese Kai Xie hosted a full-length Japanese tea ceremony. Tea master Yumiko Passalacqua and her two students, Keiko Shinoka… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
March 30, 2023