Topic: music — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

In defense of popular music on a liberal arts campus: Swift’s Lover can be considered art

Music, in all its forms, is embedded into the culture of Kenyon, much like that of any other liberal arts college—or any university, for that… Read More

by Genevieve Harding
September 26, 2019
Section: Arts

Film series brings the voice of First Nations to Gund Gallery

RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World, written and directed by Catherin Bainbridge, was the powerful kickoff to Kenyon’s first ever First Nations Film Series. Read More

by Fred Giron-Giessen
September 26, 2019
Section: News

Echosmith announced as headliner for Sendoff

At 10 p.m. Monday night, dozens of students tuned in to WKCO to hear Social Board announce the musical acts for this year’s… Read More

by Ellie Klee
April 18, 2019
Section: News

On the Record: Jad Abumrad

This Saturday, “Radiolab” creator and co-host Jad Abumrad will visit Kenyon to deliver a talk titled “The Miracle of Indoor Plumbing.” This event… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
January 24, 2019
Section: Arts

Student Spotlight: Shane Wells ’22

It is a beautiful, uncommonly warm Sunday in December. Shane Wells ’22 and I sit outside Wiggin Street Coffee on two Adirondack chairs. He… Read More

by Cassie Coale
December 6, 2018
Section: Arts

Annual Children’s Concert showcases musical storytelling

On Sunday, impressive vistas of the Ariel-Foundation Park were accompanied by the sound of the Knox County Symphony as part of their annual… Read More

by Elizabeth Stanley
October 4, 2018
Section: Arts

Ohiolina music festival leaves Mount Vernon, goes on hiatus

Ohiolina, an annual bluegrass, rock and country music festival hosted in Mount Vernon, is officially canceled this year for “logistical challenges.” The festival… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
September 20, 2018
Section: Arts

Cheer-Accident and Guerilla Toss play high-energy concert

Both Kassie Carlson, lead vocalist of Guerrilla Toss, and the members of Cheer-Accident wore rather nondescript attire as they set up for their… Read More

by Dora Segall
April 19, 2018
Section: Arts

Students protest gun violence at statehouse with performance

“An American Elegy” begins as it ends. Each chord rises from the band delicately, the melody shifting from one section to another. It… Read More

by Bailey Blaker
April 19, 2018
Section: Arts

New museum in Dayton brings funk back to its Ohio roots

A new museum rests behind a single unassuming door in downtown Dayton, Ohio, a town two hours from Kenyon by car. I entered… Read More

by Dora Segall
March 1, 2018