Along Middle Path

Kenyon faculty show off their research in a new podcast series, “The Kenyon Profcast.”

Bridging Science and Art

By Mae Hunt ’21

A new literary journal at Kenyon gives science enthusiasts a creative outlet.

Chat With the Chaplains

By Dylan Hartman ’22

A weekly opportunity to have breakfast with Kenyon’s religious leaders connects spiritual and social life.

Sweet Sustainability

By Che Pieper ’21

The Kenyon Farm is abuzz with student-kept bees, which produce local honey for sale on Middle Path.

Science & Technology

Green Gardens

by Dora Segall ’20

Kenyon’s greenhouse brightens up winter with a pop of color.

Athletics

Martial Arts Master

by Dora Segall '20

A Kenyon maintenance man and jiu-jitsu aficionado grapples his way to the gold on the other side of the world.

On the Record: Colm Tóibín

By Dan Nolan ’20 and Kevin Crawford ’20

During a recent visit to Kenyon, author Colm Tóibín discussed his novel “Brooklyn,” his writing style and queer identity.

From Farm to Feast

By Dora Segall ’20

Kenyon’s dining hall partners with local farmers to source organic turkeys for the annual holiday feast known as Peircegiving.

Navigating Proximity

By Ulysses Yarber ’21

Students reimagine the movements of city life through an improv dance performance at the Gund Gallery.

Society & Politics

Rosen on the Record

by Lauren Eller '18

Jeff Rosen of the National Constitution Center sits down with the Collegian to discuss free speech in the 21st century.

That's So Kenyon

Farming History

By Jack Cheston '21

A history major uses authentic Native American methods to cultivate his passion for farming.

Diao on Display

by Dan Nolan '20

David Diao '64 maps his childhood in a boldly personal Gund Gallery exhibition.

That's So Kenyon

Jazzed Up

By Frances Saux '18

Kenyon's Beta Theta Pi fraternity donates 20 musical instruments to a local school district.

Behind the Scene Shop

by Daniel Olivieri '19

Kenyon's mainstage productions owe their sets to master technician Christopher Ellsworth '96 and his crew.

Accessible Art

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson '19