Alumni News
An Overdue Idea
Alumni Bulletin
Former roommates Andrew Cunningham ’08 and Craig Getting ’08 remain connected by co-hosting a popular podcast to review books.
Along Middle Path
Alumni News
"We can face it as a community": Bryan Doerries '98 in the @NewYorker on addressing post-war trauma through theater https://t.co/p3peCkG2Lk
Alumni News
An Abundance of Awesome
Alumni Bulletin
John Green ’00 H’16 is ready to turn his stunning commercial success into a lifelong career in writing.
Alumni News
Power Play
Kenyon News
From a senior thesis to an off-Broadway production, a play by Natalie Margolin ’14 receives rave reviews.
Alumni News
Releasing the Jackalope
Alumni Bulletin
The Kenyon campus again stars as the setting for a feature film, this one by Karl Shefelman ’80.
Alumni News
Crashing into Hollywood
Kenyon News
Justin Shipley ’11 takes comedy seriously as the writer and producer of the new show "Wrecked."
Alumni News
Keeping the Beat
Kenyon News
Kokosingers return to the Hill to celebrate their 50th anniversary with a concert.
Alumni News
Kokosing Hello
Kenyon News
More than 1,300 people returned to the Hill for Reunion Weekend.
Alumni News
Flavorful Fiction
Kenyon News
Stephanie Danler ’06 earns widespread praise as her debut novel, "Sweetbitter," hits shelves.
Alumni News
Peculiar Preview
Kenyon News
Twentieth Century Fox releases the movie trailer for “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children,” based on the Ransom Riggs ’01 best-seller.
Alumni News
Congratulations, @JoshRadnor '96! The #KenyonCollege grad's show #MercyStreetPBS was renewed. In @EW: https://t.co/CRpZeWjzKh
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Having Mercy
Kenyon News
Actor Josh Radnor ’96 stars as a Civil War doctor in the new PBS series “Mercy Street.”
Alumni News
Cartoons by Jim Borgman '76, who now produces "Zits," were syndicated just four years after #KenyonCollege. @WCPO https://t.co/Wnh9facB3l
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Green for Graduation
Kenyon News
Author John Green ’00, master of the coming-of-age novel, will be the next Commencement speaker.
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