Features Archives — Page 2 of 27 — The Kenyon Collegian

“Monks, Mongols, Manchus” caps off Ruth Dunnell’s career

Before Associate Professor of History Nurten Kilic-Schubel, the director of the Asian and Middle Eastern studies program, had heard of Kenyon College, she… Read More

by Dante Kanter
May 3, 2018
Once a struggling journalist, alumnus now a SXSW executive

For Hugh Forrest ’84, the most significant part of returning to Kenyon on April 10 to receive his honorary doctor of humane letters… Read More

by Dora Segall
May 3, 2018
Fraternities and Ensemble bring jazz to local schools

For the first time in over 20 years, jazz will return to East Knox Local School District. Kenyon’s Beta Theta Phi (Beta) and… Read More

by Justin Sun
May 3, 2018
Fools seniors reflect on comedic journey as Kenyon students

During my interview with Lindsay McLaughlin ’18 and Catherine Collison ’18, I was treated to my own sort of show. Within the first… Read More

by Jack Cheston
April 26, 2018
Library staff throws a farewell party for Olin and Chalmers

Last Friday night, on April 20, crowds of students spoke at full volume on the third floor of Olin and Chalmers Memorial Library. Read More

by Dante Kanter
April 26, 2018
During DA Storytime, first year discusses growing up in Gaza

Before Hanaa Ibrahim ’22 could come to Kenyon, Israeli authorities put her on a waiting list to get out of her home in… Read More

by Justin Sun
April 26, 2018
Athletes for Equality bridges athlete and non-athlete divide

Athletes sit in Old Side. Non-athletes sit in New Side. For Nicole Horita ’18, a softball player and co-president of Kenyon College Athletes… Read More

by Jack Cheston
April 19, 2018
Kenyon labs researching alternative pesticide mechanisms

Gambier in April may not be home to many mosquitoes, but Higley and Tomsich Halls are a different story. Professor of… Read More

by Lauren Eller
April 19, 2018
Woodward is the oldest standing theater of its kind in U.S.

During its run from 1857 until 1903, the Woodward Opera House never once hosted an opera. It did, however, host musical performances —… Read More

by Dante Kanter
April 19, 2018
How Kenyon tour guides explain construction to visitors

Gray modular units line Ransom Lawn. Temporary orange fencing circles Gund Gallery. During the day, noise from construction happening near Lentz House and… Read More

by Jack Cheston
April 12, 2018