Topic: feminism — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

The Kenyon community needs a new wave of feminism

Since enrolling here, I have slowly learned that Kenyon is not an activist campus, especially on the issue of feminism. Kenyon has developed neither… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
December 4, 2025
Section: Arts

Up Your Ass provides insight into feminism of the 1960s

As soon as director Ruby Rosenfeld ’24 walked across the stage and proclaimed that the play was dedicated to herself, the audience knew that… Read More

by Emma Rice
February 22, 2024
Section: Arts

Review: Aesthetics and script shine in Coppola’s “Priscilla”

The films of Sofia Coppola are both loved and reviled for their use of the passive woman as protagonist. The protagonist of a film,… Read More

by Leila Kohn
November 30, 2023
Section: Opinion

Women should not be blamed for the violence of men

This article contains content that may be disturbing to some readers. On March 3, 2021, London police officer Wayne Couzens kidnapped… Read More

by Mary Hester
March 25, 2021
Section: Opinion

It’s time we stop gendering intelligence

For as long as I can remember, the things that I loved have made me seem ditzy. Whether it’s the fact that I… Read More

by Mia Sherin
February 27, 2020
Section: News

Students selected to talk transnational feminism in Paris

When Professor of Spanish Clara Román-Odio decided to include a final collaborative class project in her syllabus for last spring’s Transnational Feminism (WGS… Read More

by Adam Schwager
February 6, 2020
Section: Arts

“Principia Romantica” champions feminism in physics

by Sam Roschewsk Science and theater may seem like utter opposites. But Kenyon College Dance and Dramatic Club (KCDC)’s Principia Romantica, a senior thesis play… Read More

by Sam Roschewsk
April 2, 2015