Topic: WKCO — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Tea Time debuts song in Middle Path Session for WKCO

On Aug. 20, WKCO debuted its first “Middle Path Session” of the semester, featuring the Kenyon student band Tea Time. The duo’s performance was filmed… Read More

by Charlotte Ward
September 14, 2023
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

WKCO Launches Radio Show “Lucie In The Sky” Hosted by Lucie Canzoniero

Since co-hosting The Glad Girls with friends – a radio show inspired by ventures to Columbus… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
February 17, 2022
Section: Arts

Student performers keep the music alive with WKCO Fest

Early April at Kenyon usually means sunglasses, shorts and sunning on the South lawn. It means budding blooms and brisk mornings that melt… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
April 3, 2020
Section: Arts

Who needs a stage? Student broadcasts his plays on WKCO

Faced with the limitations of Kenyon’s stage, Sam Hafetz ’23 took to the radio to bring his plays to the minds and ears of WKCO… Read More

by Joseph Pozo
October 24, 2019
Section: Arts

At WKCO Fest, student musicians rock out under the sun

There were plenty of reasons to be out in the sun last Saturday. Social Board’s Spring Fest featured food trucks and inflatable rides on… Read More

by Daniel Olivieri
April 18, 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

WKCO still without studio space on campus

When the basement of the new Gambier retail spaces flooded on Feb. 13, Kenyon’s student-run radio station WKCO was forced to delay their… Read More

by Ronan Elliott
February 28, 2019
Section: Opinion

The case for valuing originality of student artists

Our campus is filled with such a wide range of artists that it doesn’t make sense how little attention they receive, especially from… Read More

by Elizabeth Iduma
May 3, 2018
Section: Arts

Middle Path Sessions produces “Tiny Desk”-style recordings

With both the radio and studio teams in temporary locations since the demolition of Farr Hall, WKCO has used this moment of transition… Read More

by Agatha Eydenberg
April 12, 2018