Topic: music — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

WKCO back on air, broadcasting student and faculty shows

WKCO, Kenyon’s student-run radio station, is now back on the air with student- and faculty-hosted shows, featuring music spanning from indie-pop to eclectic… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
September 15, 2022
Section: Arts

Beyoncé avoids most publicity following Renaissance release

Where on earth is Beyoncé? Everywhere and nowhere. Everywhere: the top of the charts, the voice in the clubs, the words in people’s… Read More

by Juwan Jackson
September 8, 2022
Section: Features

Two students perform Erik Satie’s “Vexations” for 20 hours

“Ethan and Eli are preparing an experience,” read posters taped around campus advertising an unusual musical performance. The simultaneously cryptic and straightforward messaging… Read More

by Theresa Carr
November 18, 2021
Section: Arts

Ohio Martinez releases first album as a one-woman band

Dani Martinez ’21 (stage name Ohio Martinez) released her first full-length album, titled Sentences and Figurines, on March 10, 2021 to follow her first… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
March 25, 2021
Section: Opinion

Kenyon needs student performances back on campus

On Sunday, March 21, the sun finally came out. Peirce lawn was full of students sipping coffee and safely enjoying each others’ company,… Read More

by Anna Hampton
March 25, 2021
Section: Arts

Sidney Gish Impresses Horn @ Home With Unique Sound

On Saturday, Oct. 31, the Horn Gallery presented a virtual performance by singer-songwriter Sidney Gish. The show comes as part of the Horn… Read More

by Mikayla Connolly
November 19, 2020
Section: Arts

Caroline Polachek’s operatic voice radiates at Horn @ Home

On Friday, Oct. 30, the Horn Gallery presented a virtual performance by multi-genre musician Caroline Polachek. The fourth in a series of concerts… Read More

by Grace Wilkins
November 12, 2020
Section: Arts

Mount Vermin holds informal concerts for North campus

On numerous weekends throughout the semester, the sounds of booming bass and high-pitched singing have shaken the North Campus Apartments (NCAs). The music… Read More

by Fredrike Giron-Giessen
October 23, 2020
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