Arts Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

“Till” showing, conversation insightfully reflect on tragedy

On Monday, filmmaker and activist Keith Beauchamp visited Kenyon to discuss his latest project, the biographical film “Till.” He joined Assistant Professor of American Studies… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
September 21, 2023
Ballroom waltzes into the school year with Newbie Nights

Getting to know new people — something most Kenyon students are all too familiar with — while trying not to step on their feet certainly… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
September 21, 2023
Review: GUTS is a relatable, vulnerable sophomore album

Olivia Rodrigo’s new album GUTS, released Sept. 8, has gained the attention and love of millions of fans and music lovers worldwide. With lead singles… Read More

by Delilah Locke
September 21, 2023
“Rarefied Light” exhibit highlighted student and alumni art

The exhibition space in Horvitz Hall’s foyer hosts several different shows each semester, often containing student-made work. “Rarefied Light,” the most recent exhibit, featured photos… Read More

by Audrey Howard
September 21, 2023
Otto Ege’s portfolio display is a culmination of art history

On Aug. 11, Bulmash Exhibition Hall in Chalmers Library revealed its newest collection of artwork: medieval manuscripts. Titled “Otto Ege’s Portfolio: Fifty Original Leaves from… Read More

by Zoe Zehnder
September 14, 2023
Tea Time debuts song in Middle Path Session for WKCO

On Aug. 20, WKCO debuted its first “Middle Path Session” of the semester, featuring the Kenyon student band Tea Time. The duo’s performance was filmed… Read More

by Charlotte Ward
September 14, 2023
Review: Stephen King’s new novel is terrifying, illuminating

Going into Holly, Stephen King’s latest novel (published on Sept. 5), I was filled with apprehension. I had never read any of King’s books before… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
September 14, 2023
First-year playlist encapsulates the move-in day experience

When the Class of 2027 arrived at the Lowry Center on move-in day, we heard the first sounds of our collaborative efforts: a shared “Arrival… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
September 7, 2023
Yoga class at BFEC offers opportunity to relax with nature

When you cross the bridge over the Kokosing River, you’ll find a charming white cottage. Behind the house, you’ll see a garden with blooms swaying… Read More

by Emma Rice
September 7, 2023
New Gund Gallery exhibition explores language and sound

Two people are walking toward one another. One person is trying to establish eye contact while the other is not. Now imagine communicating this specific… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
September 7, 2023