Alumni News
Perfect Pitch
by Anna Dunlavey '15
The Collegian
Nate Lotze '14 trades baseball for folk music, releasing a five-song EP.
Along Middle Path
That's So Kenyon
Cooking with Care
by McKenna Trimble '18
The Collegian
Friday Cafe, a beloved Kenyon tradition, is about more than just a good lunch.
Student Life
Furnishing Donations
The Collegian
The Harcourt Parish Rummage Sale enjoyed record profit this year.
Student Life
On the Record
The Collegian
Collegian staff writer Phoebe Carter '17 interviews author and humorist Bill Bryson, who will deliver the Commencement address on May 17.
Alumni News
Peculiar Best-Seller
The Collegian
Ransom Riggs '01, author of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, talks about his peculiar path to the best-seller list.
Society & Politics
Kenyon, United Way Partner to Host Poverty Simulation
The Collegian
A poverty simulation coming to Kenyon this week hopes to raise awareness of economic inequality.
Arts & Culture
Self-written senior thesis concludes female friendships
The Collegian
Natalie Margolin ’14 knows how hard it can be to find the perfect play for a senior thesis. So instead of searching for a play, she wrote her own.
General Kenyon
Writing Study Advances
The Collegian
On day one, from Quest for Justice to an introductory biology course, Kenyon College is a writing school.
Arts & Culture
A ‘Unique’ world: Kluge shares stories
Kenyon’s Writer-in-Residence P. F. Kluge will discuss his global experiences in an upcoming lecture.
The Collegian
Writer-in-Residence P.F. Kluge ’64 can’t just visit a place and move on. “When you’re a writer and you go to any place, you’re always looking for material and you’re not done with the place until you’ve written about it,” he said.