Topic: liberal arts — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

New course to examine local diversity, rural perspectives

As class registration quickly approaches, students should keep in mind a new American Studies course: Diversity in the Heartland (AMST 391.00Y), which aims… Read More

by Daisy Dow
April 11, 2019
Section: News

Yarbrough Fellowship funds young academics

This year, two of Kenyon’s instructors are gaining liberal arts teaching experience while they finish their doctoral research. The Marilyn Yarbrough Dissertation Fellowship… Read More

by Henry Terhune
November 15, 2018
Section: Opinion

Creative writing: Changed for the better

Much like the majority of writing hopefuls who enter Kenyon, I was eager for the time when I could finally take my first… Read More

by Sloane Wilten
April 26, 2018
Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Being called out is uncomfortable but necessary

Dear Editors, I am writing in response to Professor Baumann’s April 12 letter. There are several things in his letter with… Read More

by India Kotis
April 19, 2018
Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Approaching constant self-censorship

Editors: This is how it works. Faculty and students attack a draft of The Good Samaritan, a Kenyon professor’s… Read More

by Fred Baumann
April 12, 2018
Section: Opinion

Kenyon Q’s: How to address rudeness

Dear Hannah Lee, How do I deal with rude professors? Signed, Rude or Crude but No Clue… Read More

by Hannah Lee Leidy
March 29, 2018
Section: Opinion

Art brings necessary exposure to campus

Cheever House is surprisingly full for a Friday evening. Sitting in the front row in a bell-sleeve, white lace dress with a flower… Read More

by Elizabeth Iduma
February 1, 2018
Section: Opinion

Kenyon’s motto relevant in era of Trump

A large proportion of Kenyon students are likely unfamiliar with the College’s motto, let alone its interpretation. While working in the Greenslade Special… Read More

by Cameron Austin
August 31, 2017
Section: Opinion

Liberal arts requires engagement with local community

Service projects, learning from locals helps bridge the gap between town and gown When most students talk about Mount Vernon, they are usually referencing a… Read More

by Jenna Rochelle
March 31, 2016
Section: News

Pervasive but patently false, comps myth debunked

Like death and taxes, some things can’t be avoided, and one of the inescapable realities of life at Kenyon is the requirement to pass… Read More

by Alex Pijanowski
March 3, 2016