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Join Delta Tau Delta and the American Red Cross to give blood.
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Michael Poirier, professor and chair of physics at OSU will discuss transcription factors and how they can be used to access sites wrapped into nucleosomes.
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Stop by Rothenberg Hillel House for Shabbat services.
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Cheer on this year's dancers and support the Mount Vernon Winter Sanctuary.
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The Beijing Queer Film Festival is focused on screening independent queer films from LGBTQ filmmakers and is held annually in Beijing, China.
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A play from Ukraine by Natalka Vorozhbyt, presented by the Kenyon College Players.
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A play from Ukraine by Natalka Vorozhbyt, presented by the Kenyon College Players.
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The Chamber Singers and Community Choir will present their winter concert under the direction of Professor of Music Benjamin Locke.
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The Horn Gallery welcomes a neo-soul/R&B group from Chicago.
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A play from Ukraine by Natalka Vorozhbyt, presented by the Kenyon College Players.
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The Kenyon College Symphonic Wind Ensemble will present their winter concert under the direction of Professor of Music Dane Heuchemer.
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The String Chamber Ensemble will perform their fall concert under the direction of Adjunct Instructor Luis Biava.
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Learn how to use LinkedIn to build your professional brand, network with alumni and developing skills using LinkedIn Learning.
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Pre-health students are invited to learn about clinical exposure experiences and how to find them.
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The ensemble is under the direction of Associate Professor of Music Maria Mendonça.
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Join us for an alumni town hall to meet Kenyon's 20th president.
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Celebrate the holiday with Kenyon Hillel Dec. 7 - 15.
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All Kenyon students, faculty and staff are invited to attend and observe meetings of Campus Senate, a group of elected representatives that works to improve cooperation and communication across campus and recommend proposals to Kenyon’s administration.
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The Gund Gallery presents an exhibition that brings together a broad selection of recent works by Christine Sun Kim along with two public artworks installed on campus. Kim’s works challenge widely held hierarchies that tether voice inextricably to sound, disrupting the implicit authority of the spoken over the signed and the aural over other perceptual planes.