Anna Sugg

While Kenyon offers an extensive list of choices to study abroad - a decision that can sometimes be complicated for students on the Hill - I was immediately confident in my abroad destination. I knew exactly where I wanted to go, or perhaps, where I needed to go: Ireland. Growing up, icons of Irish folklore were perched on my grandpa's bookshelves, next to endless University of Notre Dame paraphernalia.

On Tuesday, Social Board announced Laundry Day as this year’s Summer Sendoff headliner. Over the spring semester, rumors have been brewing regarding the event’s plans. Whether through Yik Yak discourse or classroom gossip, the Kenyon community has waited anxiously to find out who would claim the coveted headliner spot for this year’s event. Potential musicians included rising pop star Audrey Hobert, indie-rock band Saint Motel and Irish rock group Inhaler.

Across American colleges and universities, questions regarding AI’s utility and morality spark mixed reactions among students and faculty. As generative AI finds its place in greater society, the Kenyon community is learning to navigate both its benefits and its drawbacks. In the Feb. 19 issue, the Collegian sat down with President Julie Kornfeld for an “On the Record” interview.