5 Benefits of Living in a Literary Environment
After spending over a year at Kenyon College, it is clear to me that the campus lives up to its reputation as a literary school.
After spending over a year at Kenyon College, it is clear to me that the campus lives up to its reputation as a literary school.
Ask the demographers and they’ll tell you our 20-something children are millennials. But over the years I’ve come to think of them another way.
One of the best ways to adjust to living at Kenyon is to volunteer in the surrounding community.
Dec. 1 looms heavily on my calendar. It is the beginning of the holiday season, as well as an unofficial start to when I need to start freaking out about finals. But more importantly, it is the day that (most of) my graduate school applications are due.
’Tis the season for sweaters, pumpkin pie, giving thanks and class registration. Here at Kenyon, it’s that time of the year when students are planning potential schedules, meeting with advisors, looking up major and minor requirements, and soliciting friends’ opinions about classes.