Alumni News
Triple Billing
Kenyon News
Alumni reconnect through their work shown at a prestigious New York theater festival.
Along Middle Path
Alumni News
"Theater of War," a memoir by Bryan Doerries '98, earns admiration from the @nytimes. Their review: http://t.co/nmG3kCrhix #kenyoncollege
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Josh Radnor '96 and @ransomriggs '01 reminisce about their #KenyonCollege days at an NYC event celebrating Riggs' latest book, #LibraryofSouls. (Photo by Charles Clark III '13) #staypeculiar
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With her latest #Emmys win, @AllisonBJanney '82 is tied for second-most career Emmy wins for acting. Nice! #kenyoncollege
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Kenyon grads are generous to their alma mater! We made the @Forbes Grateful Graduate Index: Top 50 ROI Colleges. http://t.co/F23fHiZ7uZ
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Political Prisoner
Kenyon News
Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López ’93 H’07 was convicted of inciting violence.
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Full Speed Ahead
Alumni Bulletin
SXSW Interactive Director Hugh Forrest '84 leads the way for innovative thinking.
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A Teacher's Gift
Kenyon News
Krista Taylor ’93 gave a $10,000 award to her school to help students attend a Florida field trip.
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Remembering E.L. Doctorow
Kenyon News
Acclaimed novelist E.L. Doctorow, one of Kenyon’s own, has died at the age of 84.
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Literary Giant
Kenyon News
Kenyon mourns the passing of acclaimed writer E.L. Doctorow ’52 H’76.
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‘Beautiful Composition’
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E.L. Doctorow ’52 H’76, who died July 22, is remembered through his Commencement speech to the Class of 1985.
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How did "Shut Up and Dance" by Nick Petricca '09 and @WALKTHEMOONband get so popular? @washingtonpost investigates: http://t.co/HQ23VT0xY5
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Seeing Green
Kenyon News
Best-selling author John Green ’00 goes on tour and shares his thoughts on the Paper Towns movie.
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Newman's Own Stamp
Kenyon News
The U.S. Postal Service honors Paul Newman ’49 H’61 with a Forever stamp.
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'Unique Time in History'
Alumni Bulletin
A film by Becca Roth ’10 captures one of the last battles of the gay marriage movement.