Mae Hunt, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

“How to Be Famous” is intent on making you feel something

As soon as I received the all-student email introducing the upcoming independent production “How to Be Famous,” I knew I had to cover… Read More

by Mae Hunt
December 2, 2021
Section: Opinion

Being a second-semester senior is lonelier than I anticipated

I’ve been a student at Kenyon longer than most people. As one of 37 second-semester seniors set to graduate in December (not to… Read More

by Mae Hunt
November 18, 2021
Section: Arts

KCDC makes bloody return to the Bolton with Oedipus Rex

After 20 months, the Kenyon College Dance, Drama & Cinema Club (KCDC) returned to the Bolton Theater with Oedipus Rex… Read More

by Mae Hunt
October 28, 2021
Section: Arts

Kokosingers’ Family Weekend performance fills Rosse Hall

On Oct. 22, the Kokosingers (Kokes) held the first indoor a capella concert on the Hill since the start of the pandemic. Kenyon’s… Read More

by Mae Hunt and Bryn Savidge
October 28, 2021
Section: Arts

Gund Gallery Associates bring back the Late Night program

On the evening of Oct. 14, the Gund Gallery Associates brought the Gallery’s Late Night program back to the Kenyon community. The fall-themed… Read More

by Mae Hunt
October 28, 2021
Section: Arts

The Aliens and Hope Springs Internal showcase senior talent

Two weeks ago, a group of drama majors’ hard work came to fruition with two senior thesis productions. The Aliens… Read More

by Mae Hunt
October 14, 2021
Section: Arts

Kenyon students of color create singing group POCappella

After nearly two years of planning and disruptions brought about by the pandemic, POCappella, an a cappella group designed to be a creative… Read More

by Linnea Mumma and Mae Hunt
September 24, 2021
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