Sam Roschewsk, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

From the science quad to Rosse, statuary art is ubiquitous

by Sam Roschewsk We have all seen the dozens of admissions bulletins with pictures of the angel statues in front of Rosse… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
April 16, 2015
Section: Arts

Through molasses moments, “All My Sons” Shines

by Sam Roschewsk The Kenyon College Dance and Dramatic Club’s (KCDC) performance of All My Sons started with a literal bang this… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
April 9, 2015
Section: Arts

“Principia Romantica” champions feminism in physics

by Sam Roschewsk Science and theater may seem like utter opposites. But Kenyon College Dance and Dramatic Club (KCDC)’s Principia Romantica, a senior thesis play… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
April 2, 2015
Section: Arts

Grad publishes first novel

by Sam Roschewsk “One of the best things I ever did was let Maryland eat that deposit, and move to Gambier,” author… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
March 26, 2015
Section: Arts

“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” enjoys strong reception

By Sam Roschewsk What do you get when you mix black-market organ sellers, a dead man in a café, and lobster bisque? The… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
February 26, 2015
Section: Arts

Community reads “Solitude”

“La Tertulia” is the Spanish word for a ‘social gathering with artistic or literary overtones,’ and it is also the name of a new student… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
February 19, 2015
Section: Arts

Renegade Theatre’s “St. Rabbit” impresses on all fronts

First-year theatre troupe Renegade Theatre presented their latest show on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 13 and 14 in Weaver Cottage, had everything necessary to keep… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
February 19, 2015
Section: Arts

Parlez-vous français? Francophone fest shares language

If you’re feeling trapped and isolated by the Kenyon winter blues the Francophone Film Festival, hosted from Jan. 30-Feb. 13 in the Gund… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
February 12, 2015
Section: Arts

Mystery and media: Esslinger discusses “Host” exhibit

“Artist Talk” doesn’t quite sum up the creative and thought-provoking presentation Professor of Art Claudia Esslinger gave last Thursday at 6 p.m. in… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
February 5, 2015
Section: Arts

Princeton Triangles make funny squares out of comedy

By Sam Roschewsk What do F. Scott Fitzgerald, Professor of Music Reginald Sanders and Brooke Shields have in common? A lot more… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
January 29, 2015