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Reading With Tarfia Faizullah 3/17 4:10pm
Tarfia Faizullah is the author of "Seam" (SIU, 2014), and winner of the 2012 Crab Orchard Series in Poetry First Book Award. Her poems appear in American Poetry Review, Oxford American, jubilat, New England Review, the Missouri Review, Poetry Daily, and elsewhere, and they are anthologized in "Poems of Devotion," "Excuse This Poem: 100 Poems for the Next Generation," "The Book of Scented Things" and "Best New Poets 2013." Honors include a...
"Wishing and Hoping and Living and... 3/17 4:15pm
The Department of Philosophy is pleased to announce a Kenyon Philosophy Colloquium presented by Michael Rabenberg (Harvard University, Kenyon '10): "Wishing and Hoping and Living and Dying." Many philosophers have found it puzzling that although we typically lament the fact that we will not exist after our deaths, we do not typically lament the fact that we did not exist before we came into existence. In this talk, I argue that the...
Speaker: Amy Williams 3/18 4:10pm
Amy Williams began her publishing career as an editorial assistant at Doubleday. A literary agent since 1996, she worked at The Gernert Company and ICM before co-founding the agency McCormick & Williams. Amy represents a wide range of critically acclaimed and best-selling authors, including Elizabeth Kostova, Karen Essex, Nami Mun, Rattawut Lapcharoensap, Katharine Weber, Frances Hwang, Dean Bakopoulos, Tom Piazza, Alix Ohlin, Owen King,...
Annual Senior Student Exhibition Part 1 Opening... 3/18 5:00pm
The Gund Gallery hosts Kenyon College’s 17 senior art majors in their capstone exhibition. Part 1, featuring Elena Anatchkova, Lily Burger, Caroline Del Giudice, Sarabeth Domal, Grace Janzow, Amber Kraus, Tess Matthews, Claire Popovich and Taylor Sweeney, will be on view March 18-27. The opening reception will take place on Wednesday, March 18 from 5-8 p.m in the Buchwald-Wright Gallery. Elena Anatchkova, from Sofia, Bulgaria, uses...
Film Screening: "The Yellow Ticket" 3/28 6:00pm
The Yellow Ticket, a 1918 silent film, starred legendary actress Pola Negri and was made in Europe before Negri became a Hollywood star. The film tells the story of a young Jewish woman from a Polish shtetl who, due to anti-Semitic laws, is constrained to lead a double life in a brothel while attending medical school in Tsarist Russia. The film is surprising in its themes, raising fascinating questions, and includes rare footage of the Jewish...
Annual Senior Student Exhibition Part 2 Opening... 4/1 5:00pm
The Gund Gallery hosts Kenyon College’s 17 senior art majors in their capstone exhibition. Part 2, featuring Cheyenne Cardell, Lauren Corn, Sean Hutton, Audrey Nation, Erin Rae McKinney, Cat Raynor, Ashley Thompson and Emily Witosky, will be on view April 1-10. The opening reception will take place on Wednesday, April 1 from 5-8 p.m in the Buchwald-Wright Gallery. Cheyenne Cardell, of Santa Fe, NM, will be exploring what it feels like to...
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Resistance & Revolution: Responses in... 3/6
Exhibitions / Graham Gund Gallery
Artists document print or engage in political resistance through varying visual forms, media and technological means. Representing diverse responses to...
Gund Gallery, Buchwald-Wright Gallery
Tchotchke: The Mass-Produced Sentimental Object... 3/6
Exhibitions / Graham Gund Gallery
A tchotchke is a small, inexpensive, decorative object that carries dubious visual integrity, has little functional use, and is usually mass-produced...
Gund Gallery, Buchwald-Wright Gallery
Children's Story Time: "The Butter Battle... 3/7 10:00am
Readings / Graham Gund Gallery
Come listen to a reading of the beloved children's book The Butter Battle Book by Dr. Seuss on Saturday, March 7 and visit the exhibit Resistance &...
Gund Gallery, Buchwald-Wright Gallery
Insects: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 3/7 1:00pm
Nature Activities, Speakers / Brown Family Environmental Center
Join naturalist Jeff Avalon as he talks about the exciting world of insects, including those that are loved, spurned, or seem to be the product of science...
Brown Family Environmental Center
Women's Lacrosse vs Centre College 3/8 1:00pm
http://athletics.kenyon.edu/calendar.aspx?id=2642
Gambier, OH
Men's Lacrosse vs Adrian College 3/11 4:00pm
http://athletics.kenyon.edu/calendar.aspx?id=2632
Gambier, OH
Men's Lacrosse vs DePauw University 3/14 1:00pm
http://athletics.kenyon.edu/calendar.aspx?id=2633
Gambier, OH
Orienteering Workshop 3/14 1:00pm
Brown Family Environmental Center
Kenyon College’s own Dudley Thomas will help you learn to find your way in the wilderness with map reading skills, direction finding, and compass reading...
Brown Family Environmental Center
Reading With Tarfia Faizullah 3/17 4:10pm
Readings, Diversity Related / Kenyon Review, English
Tarfia Faizullah is the author of "Seam" (SIU, 2014), and winner of the 2012 Crab Orchard Series in Poetry First Book Award. Her poems appear in American...
Finn House, Cheever Room
"Wishing and Hoping and Living and... 3/17 4:15pm
Philosophy
The Department of Philosophy is pleased to announce a Kenyon Philosophy Colloquium presented by Michael Rabenberg (Harvard University, Kenyon '10): "Wishing...
O'Connor House, O'Connor Seminar Room
Baseball vs College of Mount St. Joseph 3/18 3:00pm
http://athletics.kenyon.edu/calendar.aspx?id=2706
Gambier, OH
Softball vs Otterbein University 3/18 3:30pm
http://athletics.kenyon.edu/calendar.aspx?id=2768
Gambier, OH
Speaker: Amy Williams 3/18 4:10pm
Speakers / English, Kenyon Review
Amy Williams began her publishing career as an editorial assistant at Doubleday. A literary agent since 1996, she worked at The Gernert Company and ICM...
Finn House, Cheever Room
Women's Lacrosse vs Capital University 3/18 4:30pm
http://athletics.kenyon.edu/calendar.aspx?id=2644
Gambier, OH
