Clubs & Organizations

KCTC meets weekly to play a variety of tabletop games as well as discuss elements of game design.

As Kenyon's Premier Co-ed Jazz a cappella group, Take Five brings its love of jazz and a cappella music to campus through a Winter concert, a Winter Tour, and a Spring Concert (as well as at other functions throughout the year). Our repertoire includes standards and modern jazz, as well as selections from the funk, blues and Motown genres.

The Ballpoint Whalers are an improv comedy group which performs 20-45 minute plays based on one suggestion from the audience, set in worlds a little different from our own - where one social institution or custom is different enough to make our audience question it once they re-enter the real world. We're open to anyone who's willing to learn the basics of improvised theater, and aim to do at least three shows a semester throughout every semester we exist.

Namaste! Salaam! Hello! We would like to welcome you to the Bollywood Jhatkas, a group dedicated to the art of Bollywood dance! I am sure many of you have heard the names like Shahrukh Khan and Katrina Kaif! At the Bollywood Jhatkas we will learn to dance like them whilst enjoying ourselves and going crazy at some body-moving Bollywood Music!

The Collegian Magazine tells stories about Kenyon College, Gambier, and the surrounding Knox County area. We publish one issue a semester, allowing ourselves the opportunity to cover topics with more depth and grace than is feasible in a weekly newspaper. In addition to long feature stories, the Magazine includes photo essays and journals, statistics, and humor columns.

The student newspaper of Kenyon College.

The Kenyon Observer is a political commentary publication that provides a forum for both liberal and conservative students to air their views alongside one another.

The Kenyon Thrill is a blog dedicated to to delivering campus news and commentary to the campus in a way that is both fast and fun.

Theta Delta Phi fosters growth of its members by upholding the ideals of academic excellence, community involvement, visionary leadership, and social responsibility. Our core values, unity, honor, wisdom, courage, and sincerity, are embraced and exemplified by our members.

Transition Mission is a student run community service group that works with the Knox County Education Service Center’s Transition Mission department, which is geared towards career development for young adults with disabilities from the Knox County Community.

We are a student stand-up comedy troupe. Our aim is the make the public laugh, and also to provide students with an outlet if they wish to try this unique performing art form, which most do not have experience doing.