8 Books You Actually Have Time to Read This Semester
For book lovers, the Kenyon academic year is both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, many of us get take English courses where we...
For book lovers, the Kenyon academic year is both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, many of us get take English courses where we...
“I think white people want to tell Asian people how they should feel about race because they’re too scared to tell black people.” I sat in...
Hannah Johnston ‘20 at her exhibit I Have Fears, on view at the Horn Gallery from September 15-22 Last Friday, I walked down the stairs of...
I am not a fan of reality TV. The excessive makeup, meaningless drama, transparent pettiness, and scripted dialogue have always seemed like...
Maybe it’s just Lana Del Rey and me, but summertime sadness has been a source of anxiety and negativity in my life for a long time. While...
Every year, lifestyle magazines and websites release their list of beach reads for the summer—easy, page-turner novels that usually fall...
Not to sound too much like a college brochure, but one of the best things about being a Kenyon student is taking classes that inspire new...
Life without goals is like a race without a finish line (you’re running nowhere). You have one life. Set bigger goals. Dream Big. Set Goals...
Last year, I wrote a personal column for my high school’s newspaper about dealing with cultural appropriation. The column expressed a...
Recently, many students have been raising questions about how much political diversity exists in campus discourse and what should be done...
“You have no power over me.” This is the line that Sarah can never remember. It is the line that releases her baby brother from the Goblin...
In honor of Black History Month, and in celebration of amazing literature, I decided that I would write an article outlining some of my...
“You have to admit Indians do romance right.” My mother casually said this to me this past winter break as we sat at her cousin’s wedding...
**Editor's Note: The Women's March on Washington was a historic occasion, and we are here to open a dialogue about our expectations for the...
Name: Michael Grace Fisher Year: Freshman, Class of 2020 Hometown: Mercer Island, WA (but let’s be honest, she’s from Seattle) Major: Math...
My first introduction to the idea of a “personal feminist evolution” didn’t come from a Tumblr blog post or award-winning documentary. It...
At President Obama's Inauguration Dear Bindu, Eight years ago, our mother held your bundled body against the cold as we stood on the lawn...
Being a young writer is a disheartening and daunting undertaking. Weeks will go by where the only pieces you create are depressed love...
Let’s face it. Art and history are fields dominated by a privileged, white, heterosexual, cisgender, Eurocentric, male perspective. When I...
Setting yourself up for success is an important first step in any endeavor, whether that is writing the next great American novel or...