Chris Pelletier, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Kenyon can succeed in computer science

With its distribution requirements and interdisciplinary culture, Kenyon aims to enable students with a broad skillset. This goal may seem at odds with… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
November 9, 2017
Section: Opinion

Party closures threaten trust

The first weekends of each school year establish the tone of the relationship between Campus Safety and the first-year class. When I was… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
September 28, 2017
Section: Opinion

Divestment limits financial growth

I want to start by stating I wish Kenyon could invest in a socially conscious manner. I agreed strongly enough with DivestKenyon’s beliefs… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
April 27, 2017
Section: Arts

Kenyon Jazz Ensemble takes over Peirce Pub in upbeat show

The students of the Kenyon Jazz Ensemble performed their first ever Winter Dance concert last Saturday at Peirce Pub. The… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
February 9, 2017
Section: Arts

Students leave a mark on campus with Snapchat geofilters

Rose Bishop ’17 created the original Kenyon geofilter — location specific overlays — for the image messaging app Snapchat during her sophomore year… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
February 2, 2017
Section: Arts

Latino poetry connects Kenyon and Mount Vernon students

Mount Vernon High School (MVHS) and Kenyon College students came together on Dec. 1 to present Living Latino Literature at the Mount Vernon… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
December 8, 2016
Section: Arts

Coles Phillips’s drawings resurface in new Archives exhibit

An exhibition of the works of illustrator Coles Phillips, who attended Kenyon between 1902 and 1904, opened in the Greenslade Special Collections and… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
November 3, 2016
Section: Arts

New zine To Be Human will publish work by student artists

This summer, Bailey Luke ’17 realized she had no idea what other senior art majors were creating. So, she began the creation of… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
October 27, 2016
Section: Uncategorized

Afro-Peruvian trumpet player gives aspiring artists advice

“What I wish I had at Kenyon,” Gabriel Alegria ’93, founder of the Afro-Peruvian Sextet, said last Tuesday, “was someone to tell me… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
October 20, 2016
Section: Arts

Francophone Film Festival brings identity issues to the screen

“You’re all in one room having the same experience at the same time,” Pierre Dairon, assistant professor of French and an expert in… Read More

by Chris Pelletier
September 22, 2016