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The Dineh Tah' Navajo Dance Troupe visited campus for two events Friday as part of Native American Heritage Month.

The celebrated British writer will be honored at an event that raises money for scholarships, including to attend Kenyon's premier program for young writers.

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Kenyon students are working with the Ohio State University to restage a significant 1958 dance for the community in a free performance in Mount Vernon.

The concert, produced by the Department of Dance, Drama and Film, will feature six performances.

Ten films from LGBTQ+ filmmakers will be screened on campus for the public on Dec. 1, followed by a virtual conversation with some of the directors.