Henri Gendreau, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

College alerts campus after report of sexual assault

A person was allegedly sexually assaulted in Mather Residence Hall on Saturday night, according to a Kenyon College alert issued at a time when the… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
May 1, 2016
Section: News

Student survives fall from Old K bullseye; College assesses safety

A student is recovering from injuries after falling from one of the Old Kenyon bullseye windows on Saturday night, an event the College… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
April 24, 2016
Section: News

Village Council rejects Kenyon’s zoning requests

Gambier Village Council denied zoning requests from Kenyon at a contentious public hearing on Monday, delaying the College’s plans for new housing and… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
April 7, 2016
Section: News

Black Box, Cove building to be razed

The curtain will soon fall on the Black Box Theater. After considering a delay, Gambier’s Planning and Zoning Commission approved on… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
March 15, 2016
Section: News

Librarians ‘disheartened’ after losing vote in faculty meetings

After the faculty voted two weeks ago to strip her and her colleagues of the right to vote in faculty meetings, Karen Greever,… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
March 3, 2016
Section: News

In the Line of Duty

DANVILLE — Hundreds of people lined the streets Sunday evening, some holding American flags and signs of thanks to honor fallen officer Thomas Cottrell… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
January 28, 2016
Section: Arts

Deconstructing [in]securities

By Zoe Case ’18 Huge installation art pieces and dynamic photographs now fill Buchwald-Wright Gallery in the Gund Gallery. Their subject matter?… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
January 28, 2016
Section: Soccer

Lords soccer loses to Calvin, ending season

Under a dreary Ohio sky, the Lord’s soccer season came to a sudden end at Mavec Field on Saturday after an emotional two… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
November 21, 2015
Section: News

Sitting-in for solidarity

They sat for an hour. Some looked straight ahead. Some held signs reading “Protect Black Students” and “We Stand with Mizzou.” Roughly a… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
November 19, 2015
Section: Opinion

Diversity is key in the newsroom, too

The American journalism industry is evolving. Digital news startups are increasingly capturing readership and revenue from traditional print outlets. It’s now common practice… Read More

by Henri Gendreau
November 19, 2015