Agatha Eydenberg, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Kenyon professor connects with transformation and tradition through her art

The faint scent of fermented vegetables will be filling the air of the center room of the Gund Gallery from April 23rd until… Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg
May 3, 2018
Section: Arts

Middle Path Sessions produces “Tiny Desk”-style recordings

With both the radio and studio teams in temporary locations since the demolition of Farr Hall, WKCO has used this moment of transition… Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg
April 12, 2018
Section: Arts

Jacob Adams ’19 brings West Coast rap influences to the Hill

Jacob Adams ’19, under the moniker Jacob DelOakland, has launched his rap career this year. “I was always scared to put… Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg
March 1, 2018
Section: Arts

Harpsichordist will bring a fresh perspective to Bach classic

Adam Pearl wants to change how people think about the harpsichord. His performance this Saturday, Feb. 24, will showcase the instrument with the… Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg
February 22, 2018
Section: Arts

Competition winners featured with Knox County Orchestra

A group of students, faculty, staff and residents of Knox County played everything from Mozart to marauders’ music Saturday in Rosse Hall. The… Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg
February 15, 2018
Section: Features

Put on ice: the history of Kenyon’s extinct ice hockey team

Though central Ohio lays claim to its own professional hockey team, the Columbus Blue Jackets, Kenyon College has limited winter sports opportunities. This… Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg and Cameron Austin
February 1, 2018
Section: Arts

Gutbucket’s punk-infused jazz breaks with traditional form

With Gambier’s harsh winter in full swing, Associate Professor of Music Ross Feller promised “heat” to a mid-January Rosse Hall crowd last Friday. Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg
January 25, 2018