Along Middle Path

Naked Roommate

Relationships expert Harlan Cohen visits campus just in time for Valentine’s Day.

The Seagull at Bolton

Chekhov play features student and faculty actors this weekend.

The Spirit of Gullah

Three exhibits at the Gund Gallery focus on the history, culture, and art of Sea Island people.

Take Five

The New York Woodwind Quintet in concert at Rosse Hall.

Alternate Reality

Ransom Riggs ’01 is ready to publish the second novel in a trilogy following his best-selling Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.

Kenyon-Exeter: Reverse Culture Shock

By Kate Lindsay

I was warned about reverse culture shock at my first ever meeting for the Kenyon-Exeter program, long before I had sent in any applications or packed any bags. I knew this would be true. I get culture shock just going back and forth between Kenyon and…

High Note

The Angela Waite Student Recital honors Kenyon’s top student musicians.

Kenyon Review Scores NEA Grant

The National Endowment for the Arts supports a new essay series marking the 75th anniversary of the Kenyon Review.

Move Your Body

Fall Dance Concert features student and faculty choreography.

Spinning Lady Gaga

Author and DJ Brendan Jay Sullivan ’04 returns to Kenyon for Gaga Lecture

Author and DJ Brendan Jay Sullivan ’04, who befriended Lady Gaga early in her career and wrote about it, visits Kenyon on Wednesday, Oct. 16, to discuss his book Rivington Was Ours: Lady Gaga, the Lower East Side, and the Prime of Our Lives.

In Praise of Poetry

The Kenyon Review Literary Festival celebrates poetry and all things books, with a keynote lecture by Carl Phillips.

Acclaimed poet Carl Phillips delivers the keynote lecture at the Kenyon Review Literary Festival on Saturday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m.

Poetry without Borders

Víctor Rodríguez Núñez, poet and professor of Spanish, achieves international acclaim while writing and teaching at Kenyon.

Reading Outreach

The Kenyon Review brings Knox Reads! and poet Carl Phillips to the local community.

New Day for Van Gogh’s “Sunset”

Visiting Assistant Professor of Art History Austin Porter calls new painting discovery a big deal

News about the discovery of a long-lost Van Gogh painting—the first major composition by the artist to be authenticated in 85 years—set the art world abuzz this week.