Writing Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Gerald Coleman reading shares poetry, fiction and insight

On Sept. 21, theologist, philosopher, poet and science fiction and fantasy writer Gerald Coleman enthralled students and faculty as he read a selection of his… Read More

by Mercer Thomas and Delaney Marrs
September 28, 2023
Section: Arts

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
Section: Arts

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
Section: Arts

Jeanne Griggs shares new poetry collection, Postcard Poems

On Thursday, Oct. 14, Director of the Writing Center Jeanne Griggs hosted a poetry reading outside the Kenyon Bookstore for her recently published… Read More

by Sara Haleblian
October 21, 2021
Section: Arts

Arab poet takes audience on a journey through translation

Kareem James Abu-Zeid, a translator of Arabic literature with an affinity for poetry, visited Kenyon last Thursday to discuss his work. The excerpts… Read More

by Cecilia Oshins
October 1, 2021
Section: Arts

Adroit Journal awards poetry prize to Stephanie Chang ’25

Every year, the Adroit Journal awards two high-school or undergraduate students for their writing in poetry and prose. Last… Read More

by Cecilia Oshins
September 24, 2021
Section: Arts

Fellowship candidate Mariya Zilberman reads layered work

On Monday, the Kenyon Review’s virtual reading series continued with a reading by Mariya Zilberman, a candidate for the… Read More

by Grace Wilkins
April 15, 2021
Section: Arts

Anticipating the 25th anniversary of Persimmons magazine

In a February 1997 issue of the Collegian, Chris Hall ’99 wrote, “For those with any literary or artistic… Read More

by Grace Wilkins
March 11, 2021
Section: Arts

Poets showcase vulnerable pieces at Kenyon Review event

On Tuesday, the Kenyon Review hosted its first virtual event of the month: a Winter Evening of Words and Songs, featuring award-winning artists… Read More

by Bryn Savidge
February 11, 2021
Section: Arts

On the Record: Amos N. Guiora

This article contains content that may be disturbing to some readers. Amos N. Guiora ’79 is a professor of law at… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
February 4, 2021