Annalia Fiore, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Annalia Fiore ’25: Managing Editor bids farewell

Some of the most formative events in our lives begin by accident. This is how I came to the Collegian my freshman year —… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
May 1, 2025
Section: Editorial

Kenyon is what you make it

Here on purpose. That’s what the brochures say. They remind us that, out of any number of small liberal arts colleges perched on rolling… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Annalia Fiore, and Audrey Baker
April 24, 2025
Section: Editorial

Stop whining and start running (for Student Council)

On Monday, the Student Life Committee announced the results of the Student Council elections for the next school year. In addition to a number… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Annalia Fiore, and Audrey Baker
April 17, 2025
Section: Editorial

We need fewer clubs and more community

Many recent Student Council meetings have ended with the approval of a new student organization. Several of these organizations fill a highly specific niche… Read More

by Annalia Fiore, Katie Sparvero, and Audrey Baker
April 3, 2025
Section: Editorial

Commencement should be held outside

We are saddened to hear that our commencement ceremony will be held indoors this year. It is tradition for it to be held on… Read More

by Annalia Fiore, Audrey Baker, and Katie Sparvero
March 27, 2025
Section: Editorial

Wait until May 17 before you ask seniors for money

As seniors on the Hill, there are many milestones and memorable events to look forward to. Soirée is pure elegance with an open bar… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Audrey Baker, and Annalia Fiore
February 27, 2025
Section: Editorial

We must profess our hope that you will come to Fandango

On Friday, the Class of 2025 will mark 100 days until graduation with Fandango, the traditional senior-faculty celebration. When seniors registered for the event,… Read More

by Audrey Baker, Annalia Fiore, and Katie Sparvero
February 6, 2025
Section: Editorial

“Chatting” that discussion post only cheats you

Using artificial intelligence to complete writing tasks is plagiarism. This should be obvious, and yet a record number of academic infraction cases were brought… Read More

by Annalia Fiore, Audrey Baker, and Katie Sparvero
January 30, 2025
Section: Editorial

Kenyon should crack down on cold conditions

Extreme cold and unexpected winter weather patterns have battered states across the country over the past few days. On the Hill, temperatures Wednesday morning… Read More

by Audrey Baker, Annalia Fiore, and Katie Sparvero
January 23, 2025
Section: News

The Kenyon Review recognizes Zadie Smith with KRALA

On Nov. 8, The Kenyon Review awarded the annual Kenyon Review Award for Literary Achievement (KRALA) to Zadie Smith, author of White Teeth and… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
November 14, 2024