Justin Sun, Author at The Kenyon Collegian — Page 2 of 9

Section: Features

Vacation on the Hill: the students who stay

For the majority of Kenyon’s students, school breaks mean a trip back home and long days spent hanging around their hometown. But for… Read More

by Justin Sun
December 7, 2017
Section: Features

Visiting instructor of dance turned her passion into a career

When Visiting Instructor of Dance Smitha Magal moved to the U.S. from Chennai, India in the early 1990s, she didn’t know anyone… Read More

by Justin Sun
November 2, 2017
Section: Features

Car chases to chili: Market once the site of historic robbery

Today, you will find the new Village Market standing where the original Peoples Bank of Gambier once stood, but you’d never guess from… Read More

by Justin Sun
November 2, 2017
Section: Features

Spooky Kenyon

Illustrations by Amelia Mott Kenyon is notorious for its haunted history. But what if its past hasn’t left us yet? Several students and alumni… Read More

by Justin Sun
October 26, 2017
Section: Features

Indigenous Nations at Kenyon discusses its role on campus

In Junot Díaz’s talk last week, an audience member posed the question: What can people with more privilege do to help those with… Read More

by Justin Sun
October 19, 2017
Section: Features

The unexpected history behind Kenyon’s Gates of Hell

The origin of the name “The Gates of Hell” is as anticlimactic as it is amusing. Officially, the two pillars on Middle Path… Read More

by Justin Sun
September 28, 2017
Section: Features

Kenyon humor finds a new home

What is the foundation of a college’s culture? There are its histories and traditions, its sites and demographics. There is its vocabulary —… Read More

by Justin Sun
September 14, 2017
Section: Features

Clubs and organizations to look out for

Contra is dancing again “They’re more structured than dancing at an Old K party, but less so than ballroom dances,” Maddy Manly… Read More

by Justin Sun
August 23, 2017
Section: Features

Newly launched Feminist Film Club discusses the intersection of gender and film

Feminist Film Club formed this semester when Emma Klein ’17, a women’s and gender studies and film double major, realized she wanted… Read More

by Justin Sun
April 26, 2017
Section: Features

College prep program guides Knox County’s Latinx students

When Danny Garcia-Archundia ’17, a first-generation college student, heard of Kenyon’s Bilingual College Preparation program, he immediately wanted to join. The program, which… Read More

by Justin Sun
April 20, 2017