Kenyon's black history is rich in noteworthy events that make Black History Month relevant even in Gambier. ...

The Black Student Union is more than its name implies. ...

The population of African-American students numbered in the single digits when William (Bill) Lowry attended Kenyon. In fact, Lowry graduated as the fifth black student ever from Kenyon in 1956, but not before playing football, basketball and baseb...

The faces that dot Middle Path have not always been as diverse as they are today. ...

Assistant Professor of German Leo Riegert said he originally chose to go to St. John's University in Collegeville, ]]> Thu, 16 Feb 2012 1.2783751 Features Riegert said he originally chose to go to St. John's University in Collegeville, Jane Simonton Features http://www.kenyoncollegian.com/arts/film-series-explores-issues-of-transnationalism-1.2783742 Rosalyn Aquila
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In an effort to create cross-cultural connections, a new film series and discussion entitled 'Evening Chai and Chat' will feature films about India that examine issues of labor and ]]> Thu, 16 Feb 2012 1.2783742 Arts Chai and Chat' will feature films about India that examine issues of labor and Rosalyn Aquila Arts http://www.kenyoncollegian.com/arts/symphony-brings-community-together-1.2783737 Jane Merker

The Knox County Symphony and the winners of the Young Musician Competition cut through the wintry weather and warmed Rosse Hall with jubilant music last Saturday, Feb. 11. ...

The Ransom Notes may have been disappointed by their last-place finish in last weekend's a capella competition, but they're not giving up hope. ...

Feeling awkward? Help is on the way. Kenyon's Black Student Union and South Asian Multicultural Organization for Student Awareness (SAMOSA) will host a screening of the web series 'The Misadventur...

Personal monologues, awkward sexual encounters, a dysfunctional restaurant and British twin twits melded to yield comedic gold from New York City's Upright Citizens Brigade (]]> Thu, 16 Feb 2012 1.2783717 Arts monologues, awkward sexual encounters, a dysfunctional restaurant and British twin twits melded to yield comedic gold from New York City's Upright Citizens Brigade ( Paige Shermis Arts http://www.kenyoncollegian.com/arts/buddhist-meditation-led-by-lama-1.2783711 Lauren Katz
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Peirce Pub doesn't have the traditional elegant statues or religious paintings of most Buddhist temples, but Kathy Wesley, a practicing Buddhist lama, made the space buzz with the subtle hums of me...

The men and women of the Kenyon indoor track and field team finished 15th and 8th, respectively, out of 17 teams at the All-Ohio Championship thi...

The Kenyon women's swimming and diving team ended its regular season at home with a second-place finish at the 'First Chance Invitational,' also known as the Kenyon College Invitational. ...

The Kenyon Athletic Center bustled with the sounds of children as a group of female athletes spent the day sharing their athletic knowledge with girls from local elementary schools on Sunday, Feb. 12. ...

This weekend brought both triumph and heartache to the Lords and Ladies tennis teams. On Friday, Feb. 10, the Ladies lost and the Lords won, while on Sunday, Feb. 12, the Lords lost and the Ladies won. ...

The Lords dominated in their home waters this past weekend at the Kenyon College Invitational. They finished the meet with 943 points, more than double Denison University's 428 points, which earned the Big Red second place. The other schools in the mee...

While riding from Vietnam to Thailand on an old Russian motorcycle, Adam Swartzbaugh was hit by a truck. Though he had to spend two weeks recovering at a hospital in Bangkok, the experience ch...

Most of the year, Harvey Lodish '62 teaches at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. For two weeks this spring, however, the renowned molecular biologist and author ditched urban Cambridge for...

Student members of Social Board made the unprecedented decision to move the College's annual Summer Sendoff event from a Saturday to a Friday this year, which provoked a mixed reaction from the student body when the Board announced it last week. ...

Despite receiving only $2,000 of the $5,000 they solicited for the Black, White and ' Red All Over Ball, the Horn Gallery and the Peeps O' Kenyon turned their Valentine's Day formal into a colorful success, according to Kat O'Hara '12, co-manager of the H...