A look into the selection process for the Kenyon Review (and how students play a part).
The Kenyon Review editors pick 48 titles that will have readers turning the pages this summer.
Award-winning writers Jamal May and Melinda Moustakis have been named 2014-2016 Kenyon Review Fellows.
On Tuesday at dawn, the Kenyon Review’s team of “Ninja” poets stalked the campus to post poems from railings, porch pillars, in the library, and on clotheslines along Middle Path.
Michaela Jenkins, a junior at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities in Greenville, South Carolina, took first place in this year’s Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers presented by The Kenyon Review.
Each year we ask KR’s friends and contributors for their holiday reading recommendations.
The Kenyon Review-sponsored poetry award recognizes outstanding young poets and is open to high school sophomores and juniors throughout the world. Deadline to enter is November 30, 2013.
For a lot of writers out there, this rule seems obvious. There’s a holiness to paper and pen that you can’t reproduce with a computer screen and keyboard. Real writers always write their first drafts by hand, right?
Elizabeth Matteri '15, Taylor Sweeney '15, and Mattias Galliano '15, all studying in Munich, gather for Taylor’s vernissage on July 5th at Galerie Christoph Dürr in Neuhausen, Munich
Nick Rogers '15 and Taylor Sweeney '15 find each other amongst the lads in London during their semesters abroad this past spring.
Senior and Student Council President Kevin Pan immerses himself in local culture at the Mt. Vernon First Friday Festival
The STEM Mentoring Initiative highlights roles of self-advocacy, curiosity, and community in one's career exploration and professional development.
Springtime at Kenyon