Arts Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Second annual Body Positive Fashion Show returns in style

On Saturday, Epsilon Delta Mu (EDM) teamed up with Kenyon’s chapter of Her Campus to put on the second annual Body Positive Fashion… Read More

by Cecelia Oshins
December 9, 2021
What’s K-Poppin’ and Ballroom Dance Club mesh with ease

On Saturday at 12 p.m., Kenyon dance groups What’s K-Poppin’ and Ballroom Dance Club joined forces to hold a winter dance showcase in… Read More

by Bryn Savidge
December 9, 2021
Robin Nordmoe brings pottery classes back to Craft Center

To many students’ excitement, the Craft Center reopened this October after a three-month-long closure due to staffing and space limitations. Longtime instructor Robin… Read More

by Cecilia Oshins
December 2, 2021
“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
“Dune” is a thought-provoking blockbuster, despite its flaws

With an influx of new films hitting the theaters this fall, moviegoers flocked to the big screen once again for the new sci-fi… Read More

by Mia Huerte
November 18, 2021
Opera and Music Theater Workshop makes return to Brandi

On Nov. 12, Kenyon’s Opera and Music Theater Workshop (OpShop) held their annual winter performance, in Brandi Recital Hall, for the first time… Read More

by Bryn Savidge
November 18, 2021
Jonathan Sherman’s “They/Them/Us” makes festival debut

“They / Them / Us,” a romantic comedy produced entirely in Columbus, Ohio during the summer of 2020, had its national premiere in… Read More

by Paul Gebhardt
November 15, 2021
Amy Butcher and Ira Sukrunguang read from new memoirs

On Thursday, Nov. 4, over a dozen students, educators and writers gathered over Zoom for a reading by Amy Butcher and Richard L. Read More

by Spencer Robinson
November 15, 2021
This year’s Sunset Press writers will explore diverse themes

Sunset Press — Kenyon’s first and only student-run publishing press — will publish three books this spring by Ilan Magnani ’24, Josie Girand… Read More

by Cecelia Oshins
November 15, 2021
Three thesis performances come to life in the Hill Theater

Three performances took the Hill Theater stage this weekend: Private Lives on Nov. 4 and 6, and two one-act… Read More

by Theresa Carr
November 15, 2021