Go vote, students leave the classroom to work at the polls

Election day can bring a plethora of emotions, but what’s the best way to manage these nerves? A four-hour shift at the Knox County… Read More

Not lost in translation: Reflections on intro language courses

Immersion is one of the most effective ways to develop fluency in a language. According to the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, Kenyon’s… Read More

Demand for female economics majors, supply remains low

It was the first departmental information session of Orientation, and Philomathesian Hall (on the second floor of Ascension Hall) was filled to the brim. Read More

From the archives: The Gambier election that made history

On Nov. 3, cheers filled Peirce Pub as results from the midterm election results poured in. But amid this blue victory, let us remember… Read More

Jules Asks: Does privacy really exist on Kenyon’s campus?

On Kenyon’s campus, Big Brother is always watching. And by Big Brother I mean the girl sitting behind you in Peirce Hall who overheard… Read More

Middle Path medleys: Students share their favorite fall music

If you look around, you’ll notice Kenyon’s campus has become the idyllic image of fall. Middle Path is covered in brown and red leaves;… Read More

Let’s talk about sex, maybe: First years learn the “hard” truth

When I arrived this fall to begin my first year at Kenyon, I immediately noticed the school’s efforts to provide students with any resource… Read More

Printing the paper: A look into how the Collegian is made

While the rest of the world rushes headfirst into a rapidly changing digital landscape, one family-owned powerhouse has spent the last six decades anchoring… Read More

Section: archive

From the Archives: A dive into Kenyon’s forgotten crew club

I spent my junior year abroad at Oxford University, where I discovered rowing, the sport that quickly changed my life. I spent time brainstorming… Read More

Keepin’ it old school: Students who stick with pen and paper

The saying “to each their own” feels especially prevalent at a liberal arts college. In a previous article, I examined how many of… Read More