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College installs Zhan Wang sculpture in Chalmers atrium

Chalmers Library has a new centerpiece: Beijing-based artist Zhan Wang’s Artificial Rock #85, a 10-foot-tall sculpture, catches every eye… Read More

by Theresa Carr
October 28, 2021
Get to know some of Kenyon’s popular furry feline friends

From stray cats that wander around the Village to emotional support animals (ESAs) and even campus cat celebrities, there is no shortage of… Read More

by Sara Halelblian
October 28, 2021
Students relieve stress through Social Board’s Rage Room

Even if you didn’t visit Social Board’s Rage Room event on Tuesday, you might have heard it. For two hours around lunchtime, shattering… Read More

by Theresa Carr
October 21, 2021
Khakurel ’24 carries out Davis Project for Peace in Nepal

Asmod Khakurel ’24 had the unique opportunity to spend his summer working with children in his home country of Nepal through the Davis… Read More

by Chloe Goldstein
October 21, 2021
Thrift Shop offers unique space for affordable clothing needs

Bluntly named, Thrift Shop is an indispensable space for many in the Mount Vernon community. For Mount Vernon locals, the shop is a… Read More

by Esme Laster
October 17, 2021
Koto Katayama ’23 launches Overseas Overheard podcast

The divide between domestic and international students at Kenyon is palpable, according to film major Koto Katayama ’23, an international student from Tokyo,… Read More

by Mia Snow
October 17, 2021
Community Roots continues to attract student volunteers

When urban ecologist Kim Frye returned to her hometown of Mount Vernon in 2016, abandoned greenhouses on West Gambier Street sparked memories of… Read More

by Mia Snow
September 30, 2021
Syou Nam Thai ’23 takes year off to cover Olympics for NBC

While some students were learning or working virtually over the past year, Syou Nam Thai ’23 had the unique opportunity to work for… Read More

by Chloe Goldstein
September 30, 2021
On the record with AVI’s Bill Kollas, fusion station legend

Everybody loves Bill Kollas from Peirce’s fusion station. The patron saint is known among Kenyon students for his tasty cooking and his gregarious… Read More

by Joe Meyerson and Madeline Magill
September 30, 2021
Wasps swarm outside Peirce Hall, frustrate dining students

Peirce is the hive of Kenyon life. It is filled with students bustling in and out, buzzing from table to table, pausing to… Read More

by Hannah Sussman
September 30, 2021