Topic: The Good Samaritan — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

MacLeod’s play The Good Samaritan workshopped in CA

After pulling The Good Samaritan from the Bolton Theater’s spring lineup, James Michael Playwright-in-Residence Wendy MacLeod ’81 workshopped her play with a new… Read More

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson
September 6, 2018
Section: News

Construction and conflict: recapping last year’s major stories

Largest Gift in History New students walking down Middle Path will encounter a tall wooden wall guarding Olin and Chalmers Memorial… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
August 29, 2018
Section: Opinion

It is necessary to confront racism head on

Recently the members of the Kenyon community, myself included, have seen more attempts to achieve the necessary discussion about race. But at a… Read More

by Elizabeth Iduma
April 19, 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: Arts

Baltimore provides a nuanced treatment of discrimination

As the actors made final notes in their scripts and gathered their costumes, Jonathan Tazewell ’84, Thomas S. Turgeon professor of drama, chatted… Read More

by Ulysses Yarber
April 5, 2018
Section: News

Group charts a way forward after ‘The Good Samaritan’

The Community Planning Group submitted a list of recommendations to President Sean Decatur on Feb. 25. The group was convened in response to… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum and Gabrielle Healy
March 1, 2018
Section: Must read

Students and administrators targeted by anonymous threats

Students and administrators said they received threatening calls and emails from internet trolls — people who personally attack individuals after finding their information… Read More

by Bill Gardner
February 22, 2018
Section: Opinion

Unheard voices are vital to free expression

Atacama, written by Augusto Amador, is a play about two people who search for loved ones buried in the Atacama Desert three decades… Read More

by Cameron Messinides
February 15, 2018
Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Assurances in doubt.

To the editor: “Don’t worry, Kenyon’s not like those other schools.” Many times since graduating, I’ve used those… Read More

by Robby Ketcham
February 15, 2018