At Kenyon (and after Kenyon!), You Will
I have little idea what the future holds, but I know that my classmates and I are as eager as we were four years ago to transform ourselves through learning and through sharing what we learn with others.
Putting the “Arts” in “Liberal Arts”
Kenyon has given me the environment and resources to improve my art, and the artistic culture of Kenyon is, in my eyes, invaluable.
Unearthing the Future
At midnight in Montgomery, I lie in bed and fall asleep with the surety of someone who has spent the day doing what they were meant to do.
Kenyon’s Congregational Communities
Community is a common theme in my posts. I wanted to explore our plural religious communities with the help of students from several faith traditions that come together to feel at home at Kenyon.
Music as Protest: “An American Elegy” at the Statehouse
There is still so much work to be done about gun violence in this country. But in the charged air that lies between the end of a piece of music and the beginning of quiet, I felt a moment of connection. It was comforting to remember that, in wake of so much senseless violence, those moments exist too.