Muslim homosexuality. Mystical poetry from the13th century. And, yes, even in-your-face punk rockers. It's all part of the flowering of Kenyon's multidisciplinary explorations into the world of Islam. An array of campus events during a recent academic year highlighted the vitality of that exploration.
The Thrill lists its top five classes at Kenyon that will "blow your mind."
Students like Leticia Osei-Bonsu ’17 get a taste of multiple industries through a job-shadowing program.
Acclaimed klezmer fiddler Alicia Svigals presents her original score for a silent film in a screening at the Gund Gallery.
Cuban social activist group Krudas Cubensi will lecture and perform at Horn Gallery.
Kenyon is set to confer degrees to 430 graduates at its 187th Commencement ceremony May 16.
The Gund Gallery receives a Mellon grant to pilot an artist residency program.
Trustee Teaching Award winners Jay Corrigan and Irene López reflect on their craft.
Psychology professor Sarah Murnen examines and challenges gender stereotyping in toys.
A history seminar uses gender as a lens to examine a rapidly changing region.
Women's and gender studies students put research methods into practice by assessing a local community health program.
Why do bathrooms engender serious public debate? Laurie Finke, professor of women's and gender studies, responds.
Kenyon will honor the career of Professor Emerita of Biology Kathryn Edwards with a daylong symposium celebrating women in science.