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Community Canvas

Arts & Culture From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

Kenyon students, faculty and staff will have the opportunity to come together for a community art project Saturday, Sept. 29, when Social Board, the Office of Student Engagement, the Department of Studio Art and the Office of Communications co-host a Fall Fest and Paint-the-Wall Day. The all-day painting party (with a rain date of Saturday, Oct. 6) will be the first step in transforming the approximately 575-foot-long, 12-foot-high West Quad construction barrier into a public canvas that will evolve…

Kenyon Remembers Beatrice Mayer

General Kenyon From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

Beatrice “Buddy” Cummings Mayer P’71 H’87, trustee emerita at Kenyon, passed away on Sept. 15, 2018. Ninety-seven years old at the time of her death, she was a resident of Chicago and Delray Beach, Florida. “I feel honored to have had the opportunity to get to know Buddy, a wonderful leader, philanthropist and advocate,” said Kenyon president Sean Decatur. “At the age of 97, she still spoke with excitement and joy about art, especially the work of artists she had met and collected over the years…

Class Divide

Society & Politics From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

Why is America’s class divide worsening, and what can we do to limit inequality? Philosopher and author Matthew Stewart will share his insights in a lecture Monday, Sept. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the Gund Gallery’s Community Foundation Theater. In his work, Stewart draws on his background as a management consultant to make complex philosophical arguments accessible to a broader audience. His evening lecture, titled “Aristocracy and Its Discontents: America’s Class Problem and What to Do About It,” is…

Dedicated to Teaching

General Kenyon From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

An English teacher and mother of five is the namesake of Kenyon’s new English classroom building. On Saturday, Oct. 13, Keithley House will be dedicated in honor of Kenyon parent Marilee Keithley Roche. “My mom was a wonderful role model,” said Daniel Matthew Voorhees ’95, a member of Kenyon’s Board of Trustees. “She is much of the reason that I came to Kenyon, because she instilled in me the importance of the written word in my life.” The dedication ceremony will be part of the public launch…

Ready to Roll

Student Life From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

“Kenyon teaches you a lot of things you don’t realize that you’re learning while you’re learning them: how to collaborate, how to think innovatively and analyze things, how to become a member of a community,” said Masen Colucci ’19. “Maybe it’s magic.” Colucci, a film major and English minor, applied that magic in his summer internship at New York Magazine this summer. The publication invited Colucci back for a second stint shooting and editing videos in New York City. “I arrived at my internship…

Autumn Art

Arts & Culture From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

The Gund Gallery’s fall exhibitions include 10 color lithographs by the 20th-century American painter, sculptor and photographer Cy Twombly, donated to the permanent collection this summer by Ann and Graham Gund ’63 H’81. The suite of lithographs, “Natural History, Part 1, Mushrooms,” is the first Twombly artwork for the Gund Gallery’s collection, which focuses on art of the 20th and 21st centuries. Twombly’s suite complements the “Rookery Mounds” print suite by artist Robert Rauschenberg that the…

Kenyon Remembers Harry Clor

General Kenyon From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

The man whose name was long synonymous with the Department of Political Science at Kenyon, Professor Emeritus Harry M. Clor, has died at the age of 89. Clor served on the faculty from 1965 to 1999 and remained a resident of Gambier in retirement. “The name Harry Clor comes up regularly in conversations with alumni about the impact Kenyon has had on their lives,” said President Sean Decatur. “His dedication to rigorous thinking and to the craft of teaching are legendary, and both his work in the…

Ready to Dig In

That's So Kenyon From Kenyon News - 3 years ago

Hailing from 48 states and 49 foreign countries, 1,730 new and returning Kenyon students call Gambier home this semester. They gathered together for a rain-soaked First-Year Sing and joined faculty, staff and community members at an all-campus feast for conversation over a shared meal on Middle Path, setting the tone for the critical and creative thinking to come. This year’s student body comprises one of the most diverse in the College’s history: Seven percent of Kenyon’s students are non-U.S…

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