Tobias Baumann, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Boycotting brands won’t remedy injustice

Recently, you might have noticed Kenyon Solidarity Boycott’s posters around campus advising you to not to buy products like Kenyon staples such as… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
February 16, 2017
Section: Opinion

On fake news and journalistic neutrality

In the brave new world of our president Donald Trump, all news he does not like is Fake News. The term was originally… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
February 9, 2017
Section: Opinion

Revising ESA policy will benefit students

This semester, I have been fortunate enough to live with Reginald, my housemate’s emotional support cat. As I write this, he is taking… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
December 8, 2016
Section: Opinion

Too many parents on campus disrupts our learning environment

Ah, the weekend. For two days every week, we get a chance to decompress, have fun or catch up on work. This chance… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
October 20, 2016
Section: Opinion

K-Card policy may not improve safety

I was dismayed and disappointed to learn about the possibility of the administration adopting a new policy that would limit student K-Card access… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
September 8, 2016
Section: Uncategorized

Construction continues to cause campus-wide confusion

It is another picturesque morning on North Campus, and I wake up to the sound of the construction currently taking place… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
September 1, 2016
Section: Opinion

Plastic cups are a necessary provision

AVI and student body must both think sustainably If you have recently been to Peirce Hall, you have most likely noticed the dearth… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
April 21, 2016
Section: Opinion

College lags without compsci

To stay competitive, Kenyon should add major Kenyon has a variety of departments and a wealth of interdisciplinary majors, but lacks one key staple of… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
March 31, 2016
Section: Opinion

It’s time to pave the way for a mud-free Middle Path

Accessibility for all is more important than the aesthetics of the traditional gravel path Recent weather transformed Middle Path into a mud pit,… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
February 18, 2016
Section: Uncategorized

Pulling the trigger: Are warnings needed?

Once only prominent in the fringe corners of the blogosphere, trigger warnings now can be found on syllabi throughout the nation. A multitude… Read More

by Tobias Baumann
January 28, 2016