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In 2013, however, the Kenyon women took the NCAA by storm, setting over a dozen College records and claiming the runner-up spot in the team standings. In 2014, Kenyon claimed its second straight runner-up finish at the NCAA Championships in Indianapolis. Those results were the first two of five runner-up finishes over the course of a seven-year ...
In 2013, however, the Kenyon women took the NCAA by storm, setting over a dozen College records and claiming the runner-up spot in the team standings. In 2014, Kenyon claimed its second straight runner-up finish at the NCAA Championships in Indianapolis. Those results were the first two of five runner-up finishes over the course of a seven-year ...
Mar 22, 2022 · Alumni and parents are invited to join President Sean Decatur and members of Campus Senate, Delaney Gallagher ’23, a lacrosse player, Thomas S. Turgeon Professor of Drama and Film Jon Tazewell ’84 and staff member Alyssa Gómez Lawrence ’10 to discuss possible changes to the Lords and Ladies monikers.
Jess Book enters the 2023-24 season having coached both the men's and women's Kenyon swimming programs together since the 2012-13 campaign. The 2022-23 campaign saw the Owls shine on the men's side as Kenyon claimed the NCAC title and finished as the runners-up in
In 2013, however, the Kenyon women took the NCAA by storm, setting over a dozen College records and claiming the runner-up spot in the team standings. In 2014, Kenyon claimed its second straight runner-up finish at the NCAA Championships in Indianapolis. Those results were the first two of five runner-up finishes over the course of a seven-year ...
In 2013, however, the Kenyon women took the NCAA by storm, setting over a dozen College records and claiming the runner-up spot in the team standings. In 2014, Kenyon claimed its second straight runner-up finish at the NCAA Championships in Indianapolis. Those results were the first two of five runner-up finishes over the course of a seven-year ...
Dec 6, 2018 · Kenyon’s own mascots, the Lords and Ladies, carry similar and ultimately damaging gendered connotations, even if they sometimes do so subconsciously. Because they are used to designate gender, the labels of “Lord” and “Lady” bear gendered images that are then linked to the object of that label. Although both hold a sense of regality ...
