Arts Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Joji’s newest album Nectar puts a twist on bedroom pop

Originally known for his outrageous characters, Filthy Frank and Pink Guy, from comedy sketches on his YouTube channel, Joji and his new album… Read More

by Jake Corcoran
October 15, 2020
Antigone in Ferguson facilitates dialogue on racial injustice

On Oct. 8, Theater of War Productions began their yearlong residency at Kenyon with a virtual production of Antigone in Ferguson… Read More

by Grace Wilkins
October 15, 2020
Cabaret-19 presents alternative to live productions this fall

This fall, Kenyon’s Department of Dance, Drama, and Film is putting together Cabaret-19: a production composed of various monologues, short plays, dance pieces… Read More

by Peggy Stansberry
October 8, 2020
The Vocal Box refocuses its mission towards social justice

Poetry clubs are among the few student groups that can operate with more passion in 2020. The themes of isolation in quarantine and… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
October 8, 2020
Theater of War sparks discussions of social justice

In his Sept. 24 lecture “Tragedies of the Pandemic,” Bryan Doerries ’98 introduced Theater of War Productions’ 2020-21 residency to the Kenyon community. Read More

by Grace Wilkins
October 1, 2020
Adrian Galvin ’12 reflects on his rise to fame as Yoke Lore

Before he was Yoke Lore, a musician with over two million monthly listeners on Spotify, Adrian Galvin ’12 was a Kenyon student. … Read More

by Mikayla Connolly
October 1, 2020
New BFEC zine brings nature and literature together

With half of Kenyon students learning remotely, it’s very easy to feel alienated from the larger community. However, Mabel Jones ’21 and Abby… Read More

by Hayley Dietrich
October 1, 2020
Billy Shakes returns to campus with updated programming

The Billy Shakes Project, Kenyon’s theater outreach and education program focused on spreading the works of Shakespeare, will be shaking things up this semester. Read More

by Annie Steuart
September 24, 2020
Amid pandemic, Chasers remain the only active a capella group

The fall semester is usually filled with open houses and showcases from Kenyon’s a capella groups, but this year, as with most college… Read More

by Mikayla Connolly
September 24, 2020
Patti Harrison talks queerness in comedy on panel

On Thursday, Sept. 7, Kenyon students logged onto Zoom for a Q&A session with comedian Patti Harrison, moderated by comic writer Guy Branum. Read More

by Sydney Fallon
September 17, 2020