Mae Hunt, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Art Loan program offers 72 works, highest count since 2016

In my Kenyon past, I had never gotten lucky with the Art Loan process. The stars refused to align. But when I saw… Read More

by Mae Hunt
September 16, 2021
Section: Arts

Kenyon students help bring theater back to New York City

It began with a summer of uncertainty. In the depths of a quiet period last semester, Anna Hampton ’22 and Sara Rosenthal ’22… Read More

by Mae Hunt
September 9, 2021
Section: Arts

“Kickin’ it with the Queens” is anything but a drag

On Saturday, Aug. 28 at 9 p.m., Rosse Hall was filled with a kind of anticipation that had seemed dormant since the start… Read More

by Mae Hunt
September 2, 2021
Section: Opinion

Mae Hunt: The former Collegian executive staff bids farewell

By the time I learned I would be serving as the editor-in-chief of the Collegian, the world was already… Read More

by Mae Hunt
May 6, 2021
Section: Arts

KCP puts on socially distanced Rocky Horror Picture Show

Before last week, the phrase “socially distanced Rocky Horror Picture Show” was an oxymoron. The 1975 cult classic film… Read More

by Mae Hunt
May 6, 2021
Section: Opinion

Despite a tough semester, we’ve made it through together

This academic year has been an immense challenge. However, as we near the end of the semester, Kenyon students, faculty and staff should… Read More

by Evey Weisblat, Mae Hunt, Jackson Wald, and Elizabeth Stanley
April 29, 2021
Section: Arts

Pine grove is an eerie backdrop for Stagefemmes’ Far Away

In the not-so-distant forest, we could hear screaming. “Is this part of the play?” I asked the seven or so people… Read More

by Mae Hunt
April 22, 2021
Section: Editorial

Staff editorial: Kenyon must allow students to vote on union recognition

On Monday, the Kenyon Student Worker Organizer Committee (K-SWOC) announced its intention to hold an election among student workers to vote on whether… Read More

by Evey Weisblat, Jackson Wald, Mae Hunt, and Elizabeth Stanley
April 22, 2021
Section: Editorial

Daunte Wright’s murder is a tragic reminder of why we need police reform

On April 11, Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, was killed by a Brooklyn Center police officer during a traffic stop in a… Read More

by Mae Hunt, Evey Weisblat, Jackson Wald, and Elizabeth Stanley
April 15, 2021
Section: Editorial

Staff editorial: Kenyon must reconsider the changes to the CA program

On March 21, the Office of Residential Life (ResLife) announced sweeping changes to Kenyon’s Community Advisor (CA) program for the upcoming academic year. Read More

by Jackson Wald, Evey Weisblat, Mae Hunt, and Elizabeth Stanley
April 8, 2021