Topic: review — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Review: Taylor Swift’s album Midnights is underwhelming

On Oct. 21, after weeks of anticipation, Taylor Swift released her 10th studio album, Midnights. Though it has been relatively well received by fans and… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
October 27, 2022
Section: Opinion

Weekly Column: The expensive, the burnt and the bookstore: reviewing campus coffee

It’s only right to kick off this column with introductions. My name is Dorothy, and I’m a first year student from Southern California. I bring… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
September 29, 2022
Section: Arts

The Rings of Power brings new and old elements to Tolkien

When The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power was announced for Amazon Prime Video, some fans were… Read More

by Liam Vallianos-Healy
September 15, 2022
Section: Arts

Queer horror novels spur discussion about representation

If you aren’t queer or trans and don’t like horror, you probably didn’t know that the queer horror genre is having a bit… Read More

by Ezra Brown
September 8, 2022
Section: Arts

Sally Rooney embraces vulnerability in her newest novel

Author Sally Rooney | COURTESY OF CRIS BOLAND For those not familiar with the writer Sally Rooney, she is most famous for… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
September 1, 2022
Section: Arts

You’s third season highlights two murderous protagonists

There’s something captivating about watching toxic people do toxic things. Especially when those people are a newlywed couple trying to adjust to domestic… Read More

by Bryn Savidge
October 21, 2021
Section: Arts

Sex Education’s third season grows in emotional maturity

In its third season, Netflix’s teen comedy-drama Sex Education has reached a new level of emotional maturity, resonating with… Read More

by Bryn Savidge
October 1, 2021
Section: Features

Collegian staff gives Risky Chicken “four out of five clucks”

After interviewing Ben Reingold ’20 for the Collegian last fall about his newly published board game, Risky… Read More

by Sophie Krichevsky
April 29, 2021
Section: Arts

Long Pond studio sessions gives intimate look into folklore

Fans were taken by surprise this past summer when Grammy-award winning artist Taylor Swift announced the sudden release of her eighth studio album,… Read More

by Sophie Krichevsky and Emiliana Cardinale
December 10, 2020
Section: Arts

By celebrating black culture, Black Panther broadcasts hope

Black Panther shatters the stereotypical superhero movie structure. The box office smash packs in as much cultural commentary, comedy and STEM propaganda as… Read More

by Elizabeth Iduma
February 22, 2018