A Lifetime with Bob Dylan
In a freewheelin’ conversation, Jay Cocks ’66 H’04 talks with Chris Eigeman ’87 about his Oscar-nominated film, “A Complete Unknown.”
In a freewheelin’ conversation, Jay Cocks ’66 H’04 talks with Chris Eigeman ’87 about his Oscar-nominated film, “A Complete Unknown.”
How the Philander Chase Conservancy is protecting Kenyon’s rural setting, one farm at a time.
Discovering Kenyon’s Latin and Greek inscriptions, long hidden in plain sight.
Arts & Culture
							The dedicated professor of Chinese shares what excites him most about teaching and research.
Science & Technology
							Alumni News
							Arts & Culture
							Alumni News
							That's So Kenyon
							“The yogurt at Peirce is the best yogurt in the United States, and you must trust me on this, because I spend a lot of my time thinking about dairy.” — Caroline Hesse ’14, cheesemaker and entrepreneur, in a “Cheese 101” workshop she hosted at Kenyon, via the Kenyon Collegian.
Arts & Culture
							Alumni News
							One chilly February afternoon, a gaggle of alumni gathered in the back room of Knight Moves Cafe in Boston…
Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite between classes or settling in for a long meal with friends, Peirce Dining Hall is at the heart of student life at Kenyon.
When the options feel hit or miss, we get creative — experimenting with our own culinary concoctions in unexpected ways. S. Rida Zaneb ‘25, a math student from Rawalpindi, Pakistan, shares her favorite dining hall “recipes” here. Try them in your own kitchen or save them for your next visit back to the Hill.
Toast an English muffin and add scrambled eggs from the breakfast egg station, cheese from the salad bar and sausage for a makeshift breakfast sandwich. Add some hot sauce from the condiments area, or Thai chili sauce from the pizza station for extra flavor.
															
																Take a tortilla from the deli and add grilled chicken, lettuce, ranch and hot sauce for a DIY buffalo chicken wrap. If there’s feta cheese at the salad bar, even better.
Grab coconut chickpea stew from the vegetarian station and white rice from the cooker or yellow rice if available. Season with garam masala, Old Bay seasoning, a sprinkle of chili powder and black pepper. Add a little sriracha if you want the extra kick!
															
																Take two cookies from the dessert station and toast them using the panini press for ultimate gooeyness! Add a scoop of ice cream between them for the perfect dinner treat.
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