Topic: literature — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

New BFEC zine brings nature and literature together

With half of Kenyon students learning remotely, it’s very easy to feel alienated from the larger community. However, Mabel Jones ’21 and Abby… Read More

by Hayley Dietrich
October 1, 2020
Section: News

Queer and Trans Literary Society holds first meeting

In the early afternoon of Sunday, Oct. 27, more than a dozen students gathered in Allen House to discuss an array of poems… Read More

by Courtney Felle
October 31, 2019
Section: Arts

Kenyon Review recommends:

An American Marriage Tayari Jones I was really dazzled by Tayari Jones’s new novel An American Marriage, which tells the story of… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian
March 1, 2018
Section: Arts

Arabic literature presents political, artistic trials to translators

Arabic and English differ in more than just their alphabets: they follow different grammatical patterns, have different rules for word formation and are… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
February 22, 2018
Section: Arts

John Green ’00 writes honest portrait of anxiety and OCD

In Turtles All the Way Down, Russell Pickett, a billionaire CEO, is missing. Only Aza Holmes, a high school junior, has a lead… Read More

by Dylan Manning
October 19, 2017
Section: Arts

On anniversary of his death, Shakespeare brought to life

By Claire Oxford On the 400th anniversary of his death, Shakespeare is alive and well at Kenyon. To commemorate this date, generally… Read More

by Claire Oxford
February 25, 2016
Section: Arts

First year nominated for Pushcart

By Paige Beyer Still in her first year of college, Claire Oleson is already a published poet and writer, frequent… Read More

by Paige Beyer
February 4, 2016
Section: Arts

Portraying white supremacy

By Bailey Blaker ’18 The Harcourt Parish House isn’t home to just Friday Café. Kenyon’s newest chaplain, Rachel Kessler ’04, also resides… Read More

by Bailey Blaker
January 28, 2016