Topic: Kenyon — Page 2 of 26 — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Cootie catcher raises the roof at first Horn show of the year

On Saturday night, the Horn Gallery opened its doors for the first concert of the year, featuring an opening performance by student band All… Read More

by Isabella Sileargy
September 24, 2026
Section: Arts

Sunset Press open mic welcomes new and seasoned poets

Just before sunset on Friday evening, students gathered on the upper level of the Horn Gallery for the first Sunset Press Open Mic of… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
September 24, 2026
Section: Arts

Enter a neon, surreal Chromatic Dreamscape at the BFEC

How can we simultaneously enjoy surreal art and spread awareness about the world around us? In her second solo art exhibition, Chromatic Dreamscape, local… Read More

by Margaret Leniski
September 17, 2026
Section: Arts

Artist, scholar duo Chi and Zami celebrate boléro at Gund

After 15 years of creating exciting exhibitions and hosting engaging events, The Gund remains a space that celebrates all forms of art and expression. Read More

by Toms Russ
September 17, 2026
Section: Arts

Plein air painting class at the BFEC was anything but plain

On Monday, the Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) wrapped up the fourth and final Plein Air Painting session of the summer. If you don’t… Read More

by Julian Ashley
September 17, 2026
Section: Field Hockey

Field hockey handed first loss in final moments of game

The Kenyon field hockey team suffered its first loss of the 2026 season at home on Sunday to Roanoke College (Va.). The nonconference game… Read More

by Parisa Mosavat
September 17, 2026
Section: Arts

Fall into art with The Gund’s diverse seasonal exhibitions

As I entered The Gund alongside Jodi Kovach, the gallery’s Pamela and Christopher Hoehn-Saric deputy director of curatorial affairs and education, I found myself… Read More

by Ruby Mendelson
September 10, 2026
Section: Arts

Adults’ second season is just as campy, cringey as the first

Over the past few years, I’ve noticed that shows focusing on Gen Z characters are increasingly popular, with viewership growing across various streaming platforms. Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
September 10, 2026
Section: Features

Jules Asks: The Sunday scaries, symptoms and survival tips

This past weekend, approximately 300 students gathered in the Old Kenyon basement for Kenyon’s first and possibly most iconic all-campus party of the year. Read More

by Julia Steinman
September 10, 2026
Section: Soccer

Men’s soccer accumulates yellow cards en route to victory

The Kenyon men’s soccer team opened its season this week on Mavec Field with a 2-1 victory over the Ohio Northern Polar Bears. Read More

by Casey Master
September 3, 2026