Section: Features Seeing double: in Ohio and Minnesota, a tale of two Kenyons Over 700 miles away in Southeastern Minnesota, a woman named Michelle Otte wakes up every morning and goes to work at the Kenyon Public… Read More by Amy Schatz October 13, 2016
Section: Features Shedding light on an old Kenyon “Hello and welcome to The Pinnacle, a podcast about the history of Kenyon College made for the Kenyon community.” So begins… Read More by Lauren Eller September 8, 2016
Section: Features With storied history, Shock Your Mom still scandalizes Despite the April blizzard on Saturday night, students took to the streets of Gambier in scanty attire as they made their way to… Read More by Frances Saux April 7, 2016
Section: Features Tale of Kenyon archives thefts lives on in new book by Frances Saux It has been nearly 15 years since a librarian in Georgia discovered David Breithaupt, Kenyon’s former night library supervisor, selling… Read More by The Kenyon Collegian October 29, 2015
Section: Features Kenyon historian puts a personal Stamp on College records by Claire Oxford One of the only occupied offices in Bexley Hall is piled high with documents and historical items from Kenyon’s past;… Read More by Claire Oxford February 26, 2015
Section: Features Know Your Kenyon History By Madeleine Thompson and Hannah Steigmeyer… Read More by Madeleine Thompson August 23, 2014
