Events
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The Kenyon College Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Dialogue highlights his legacy and connects it to current issues that affect the campus and the...
Where do colors come from? What makes someone a hero? What would a world without words be like? As creator and co-host of the popular public radio show...
Mike Curtin is a freelance journalist. He is retired from The Dispatch Printing Company after a 38-year career as reporter, editor and associate publisher...
Upcoming Events
Until recently, our cultural imaginations and the constrictions of patriarchy and cis-sexism have limited the range of options for definitions of...
"Beyond the Club: Re-historicizing Women in Abstract Expressionism" celebrates the work of women in the development of abstract expressionism's New York and...
"Resist!" is a community project and installation of reproduced posters and banners from the past 100+ years. Through creative hands-on workshops organized...
Inspired by a dog-eared, 50+-year-old leather-bound Greek ritual manual, Andrew Moisey, professor and director of visual studies at Cornell University,...
Soon after WWI came to an end in November of 1918, an estimated 500,000 African Americans emigrated from the south to the north as part of the Great...
Shaun Leonardo's multidisciplinary work negotiates societal expectations of manhood, namely definitions surrounding black and brown masculinities, along with...
Type A is the collaboration of Adam Ames and Andrew Bordwin. "Throw" straddles the line between violence and beauty, danger and amusement. Taking inspiration...
Join us for a screening of the 2018 supernatural horror film "Seven in Heaven" and a Q&A with director Chris Eigeman ‘87. Eigeman is an actor, writer and...
The Angela Waite Student Recital features nine students, who all gave outstanding performances during music juries in the fall semester. The biannual recital...
History seniors will present their research to one another and to members of the Kenyon community who attend. Our senior majors and honors majors are...
David Schalliol '99, assistant professor of sociology at St. Olaf College, will give a lecture about visual urban sociology.
Dr. Leslie Harris will be the keynote speaker at this annual event, focusing on the theme "Sisters in the Struggle: Pioneers in the Civil Rights Struggle."...
The Kenyon College Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Dialogue highlights his legacy and connects it to current issues that affect the campus and the...
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