News Archive

Six students and alumni accompanied Professor of Dance Julie Brodie to a conference in Seoul to present on dance notation.

In anticipation of the upcoming Barbie film, Pegi Goodman ’73 reflects on her time at the helm of Barbie Magazine.

Amid a campus-wide power outage, the Chamber Singers were determined that the show must go on.

The poet and Kenyon alumnus forged friendships and shared correspondence with dozens of literary figures across a decades-long career.

The show, produced by the Department of Dance, Drama and Film, will feature eight performances and will run for about an hour-and-a-half with an intermission.

Faculty and staff on Kenyon’s LGBTQ+ advisory committee recommend prose and poetry that celebrate Pride Month.

Three drama seniors converse with playwright alumna Beth Hyland '13 on Kenyon and their shared love of Chekhov.

The Mellon Foundation’s Art Museum Futures Fund will help the Gund Gallery explore community engagement programming opportunities.