Section: Cartoon

Cartoon 12/7

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Thank you for supporting journalism

A week from today, people across the United States will be sitting down around tables and sharing what they’re grateful for: Family and friends,… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Anonymous attacks harm civil discourse

We at the Collegian are committed to free expression for all Kenyon students. In our years on campus, we have witnessed students respond to… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Vote ‘Yes’ on Issue 1 on Election Day

On Nov. 7, Ohioans will vote on Issue 1, a ballot measure that, if passed, would add a constitutional amendment establishing the right… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: It’s time to do away with Daylight Saving Time

Fall has officially come to the Hill. The trees have changed colors and shed their leaves and the temperature has steadily dropped, making Gambier… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Resistance to bigotry is necessary in light of Israel-Hamas conflict

On Oct. 7, Hamas terrorists killed more than 1300 Israelis in a horrifying display of inhumanity that left Kenyon and the rest of… Read More

Section: News

Faculty, students discuss novel at John Adams Colloquium

On Oct. 10, the Center for the Study of American Democracy hosted its second John Adams Colloquium on the Pulitzer-winning novel Demon Copperhead by… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Welcome, President Kornfeld

Next week, Kenyon will welcome its 20th president to campus. We, along with the rest of the Kenyon community, are excited to watch President-elect… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Expand Pass/D/Fail Options

Through its Pass/D/Fail (P/D/F/) system, Kenyon offers students the opportunity to explore subjects and courses that they are interested in, but may not have… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: The College’s COVID-19 responsibility

Kenyon seems to have left COVID-19 in the rearview mirror. Reminders of the peak of quarantine are largely gone. Although this is welcomed by… Read More