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At fall mentoring initiative, alumni and students can connect in person

At fall mentoring initiative, alumni and students can connect in person

Over the weekend, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI) hosted the annual fall Alumni of Color Mentoring Initiative Weekend. At the… Read More

by Betül Aydin and Henry Terhune

September 20

In the News

Prayer center continues to experience flooding

September 20

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CAs attendance required at first year Beer and Sex groups

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Gund Gallery registers voters through nonpartisan kiosks

September 20

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Global Kenyon: Typhoon Mangkhut sweeps through Pacific

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New initiative encourages students to practice self-care

September 20

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On the Record: Matthew Stewart

September 20

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Class works on solar panel project for the Kenyon Farm

September 13

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Featured

Section: Field Hockey

Field hockey off to a fast start in NCAC play after two wins

The Kenyon field hockey team secured a thrilling victory this past Saturday, defeating the DePauw University Tigers 3-2 in overtime. The highly contested… Read More

by Jackson Wald
September 20
Section: Soccer

Lords keep incredible form

The Kenyon men’s soccer team continued its 2018 campaign on the road at Thomas More College in Crestview Hills, Ky. on Sept. 15. Read More

September 20
Section: Sports

Golf’s interim coach Brody Harwell exclusive interview

Brody Harwell was appointed the interim golf coach for Kenyon after Grant Wallace received parental leave for the golf season. Harwell is also… Read More

September 20

The Latest

Section: Arts

Kenyon Review Fellows read personal poetry and nonfiction

Last Tuesday, at 4:30 p.m., two distinct voices shared their written work in Cheever Room of Finn House. Keith S. Wilson, 2018-2019… Read More

September 20
Section: Arts

Ohiolina music festival leaves Mount Vernon, goes on hiatus

September 20
Section: Arts

Alumnus Adam Kline talks Hollywood and publishing worlds

September 20
Section: Soccer

Ladies soccer win three straight

September 20

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Editor's Pick

LGBTQ+ forum provides students space to voice concerns, suggestions

LGBTQ+ forum provides students space to voice concerns, suggestions

Opinion

Section: Editorial

ResLife yet to lock down privacy ensuring policy

Students should have private, locked spaces readily accessible in dorm rooms. As it currently stands, none of the furniture provided by the Office of… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian
September 20
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Features

Kenyon’s unsung heroes

September 20
Students of Caribbean Ancestry holds first all-campus party

September 20
BFEC field trips seek to educate children on Ohio wildlife

September 13
Barn Tour celebrates Knox County’s architectural heritage

September 13
Cramped study spaces drive students from regular haunts

September 6

Arts

Ohiolina music festival leaves Mount Vernon, goes on hiatus

September 20
Kenyon Review Fellows read personal poetry and nonfiction

September 20
Alumnus Adam Kline talks Hollywood and publishing worlds

September 20
Visiting artist discusses inspiration from Mexican muralists

September 20
The empirical and lyrical intersect during summer program

September 13

Opinion

ResLife yet to lock down privacy ensuring policy

September 20
Empty lots, long walks and construction plots

September 20
Liberal arts do not uniquely prepare one for “real world”

September 20
Unspoken laws govern the silence of library study spots

September 20
Peirce Hall must think busy schedules when talking dishes

September 20

Sports

Field hockey off to a fast start in NCAC play after two wins

September 20
Lords keep incredible form

September 20
Ladies soccer win three straight

September 20
Ladies tennis confident going into the ITA Regional Championships

September 20
Volleyball hits the road before NCAC play starts

September 20