A Peircegiving Miracle
"Quintessential Kenyon" bloggers Carolyn Ten Eyck '18 and Harper Beeland '20 share their thoughts on one of Kenyon's most hotly anticipated annual events.
On Autumn in Stockholm
Autumn in Stockholm is … different. It’s not that it doesn’t exist – at least, the leaves change. But if you blink, you’ll miss it, and I guess I must’ve blinked.
How I Became an Artist at Kenyon
I legitimately surprised myself tonight. My talent, my tenacity, my artistic ability. We all deserve a moment to bask in our own gifts.
Shopping for Hex Keys and a Greater Sense of Maturity
Over the past few months, there had been the occasional cloud looming over my head and making me question how I would ever survive as an adult. But I saw then that if I had managed to resolve my bicycle dilemma, I was going to be just fine.
Find Your WKCO
Though much of my first year-and-a-half at Kenyon has been a blur of new faces, classes, and activities, one thing has remained the same: WKCO. There is something indescribable about sitting in the old, dusty basement of Farr Hall and just losing yourself in the music.