Lelia Jo Dusthimer, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Missing the ‘student’ in student government

Of the eight student government positions open for election this spring, half are uncontested, and the others have no more than two candidates. Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

April 6, 2017

Section: Opinion

Instead of Relay, choose a worthier cause

On Saturday, April 8, Kenyon College will host Relay For Life, an annual event intended to raise awareness for cancer prevention. Relay For… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

April 6, 2017

Section: Opinion

Twenty years in the making, ENVS major just in time

Earlier this year, the faculty voted to approve an environmental studies major. This marked the end of a road whose length, while frustrating… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

April 6, 2017

Section: Opinion

Excitement for the future of ENVS!

This is a great time for Kenyon to have started a new environmental studies (ENVS) major. President Decatur just signed the American College &… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

April 6, 2017

Section: Opinion

Kenyon lacks experiential learning classes

As I delve into my fourth semester of Kenyon and gear up for an entire year abroad, I’d like to be candid as… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

April 6, 2017

Section: News

‘Love Life of an Asian Guy’ gives advice to aspiring activists

Students gathered in Tomsich Hall Saturday for a presentation by Ranier Maningding, founder of the blog the Love Life of an Asian Guy (LLAG), hosted… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

March 2, 2017

Section: News

College updates gender-neutral restroom signage on campus

Last week, the College increased the number of gender-inclusive restrooms on campus to make spaces more inclusive for LGTBQ+ students. Three additional gender-inclusive restrooms have… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

February 23, 2017

Section: Features

New student-run satire blog lampoons campus email blasts

Amidst 11 student-run campus media and news publications, a new voice recently stepped into the spotlight. The mysterious Facebook profile “Allison Skew” launched… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

February 23, 2017

Section: Features

Before Wiggin Street Coffee, what was 101 E. Wiggin Street?

Despite numerous ownership changes, uses and renovations, 101 East Wiggin Street, home to Wiggin Street Coffee, remains one of the oldest frame structures… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

January 26, 2017

Section: Features

Kenyon fencers start to look sharp

The sound of clashing weapons echoes down the north end of Middle Path as you near Colburn Hall, located just behind Bexley. But this… Read More

by Lelia Jo Dusthimer

October 13, 2016