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Advanced poetry class presents a variety of poignant work

On Sunday, Dec. 9, the members of Visiting Assistant Professor of English Andy Grace’s ’01 Advanced Poetry Workshop (ENGL 301) sat in… Read More

by Cassie Coale
December 13, 2018
Student Spotlight: Shane Wells ’22

It is a beautiful, uncommonly warm Sunday in December. Shane Wells ’22 and I sit outside Wiggin Street Coffee on two Adirondack chairs. He… Read More

by Cassie Coale
December 6, 2018
JPEGMAFIA shakes up the Horn

Thrilling beats. Screaming voices. Gritty verses. These were the sounds of last Friday’s JPEGMAFIA show. Dozens of people, many of whom were… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
December 6, 2018
Sarah Kay shares moving work at ‘A Night of Spoken Word’

In the middle of her set on Saturday, Dec. 1, the spoken word poet Sarah Kay began a piece she described as a… Read More

by Dylan Hartman
December 6, 2018
Stagefemmes presents experimental play on life at Kenyon

Building a work entirely around the actors who will perform it while maintaining even a semblance of narrative structure is an undertaking of… Read More

by David w. Carstens
December 6, 2018
OpShop visits Venice with an Italian-inspired performance

On Sunday afternoon, a select audience went on a musical and theatrical adventure from Venice to Naples to Florence. Kenyon’s Opera and Musical… Read More

by Sabrina Halavi
November 15, 2018
A jungle gem: Slowgirl charms audience with intimate tale of forgiveness

On a cold and dark November weekend, the inside of the Hill Theater was filled with the soft green… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
November 15, 2018
Adam Lucas ’06 and Allison O’Flinn ’07 talk careers in design

As many Studio Art students and faculty were walking into Horvitz Seminar Room on Nov. 8, Professor Emeritus of Art Barry Gunderson asked… Read More

by James Sussman
November 15, 2018
Rita Dove reads at Literary Festival

Last Friday night at Rosse Hall, a voice echoed: “It is indeed — November.” Those were among the first words the poet… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
November 15, 2018
‘Next to Normal’ is a raw representation of mental illness

Last weekend, the Kenyon College Players (KCP) presented “Next to Normal,” a musical that questions what it means to be “fine” and what… Read More

by Mae Hunt
November 15, 2018