Section: archive From the Archives: The life and death of Olof Palme ’48 On a cold February evening in 1986 on the streets of Stockholm, Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme ’48 and his wife Lisbeth were walking… Read More by Kathy Georgieva April 2, 2026
Section: Features Work-love balance: Professor couples share their journeys Valentine’s Day marks the middle of February and the excitement of warming temperatures, but it is most known for its celebration of love. On… Read More by Kathy Georgieva February 19, 2026
Section: Features The knitty-gritty tapestry of Kenyon’s fiber arts scene Walking down Middle Path, especially in the midst of winter, it won’t take long to spot a handmade item such as a knitted beanie… Read More by Kathy Georgieva December 11, 2025
Section: Features The tricks and treats of Kenyon’s past Halloween traditions Halloween at Kenyon, one of the most haunted institutions in the United States, is bound to be spooky. However, Kenyon students and faculty… Read More by Kathy Georgieva October 30, 2025
Section: Features Booze bans to chaperones: A history of Kenyon’s party scene Kenyon may not be known as a party school, but the history of its nightlife is fascinating. From a nationwide prohibition to Shock Your… Read More by Kathy Georgieva September 18, 2025
Articles byKathy Georgieva
