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Kenyon students weigh in on potential moniker change

Every idea needs a symbol, every movement needs a name and every team needs a moniker. History has provided some great examples: the… Read More

by Ronin Berzins
February 24, 2022
A look into Professor Dave Suggs’ research on college drinking

On a fateful autumn day in 1986, a bulletin board in Philadelphia caught the attention of Dave Suggs, who would soon become Kenyon’s… Read More

by Madeleine Magill
February 24, 2022
Kenyon’s moniker change: a debate that has lasted over 30 years

This week, Kenyon students and faculty received a news bulletin from President Sean Decatur announcing the official process for updating the Kenyon moniker. Read More

by Mia Snow
February 24, 2022
After Matches, Kenyon Marriage Pact Leaves Students with Mixed Feelings

After much anticipation, the results of the Kenyon Marriage Pact, an algorithm designed to match students with their… Read More

by Mia Snow
February 17, 2022
Sarah Petersen and the New Frontier of Neuroscience

Ashby Denoon Assistant Professor of Neuroscience Sarah Petersen was all laughs as she casually displayed her expertise on the workings of the brain. Read More

by Ronin Berzins
February 17, 2022
Who’s your soulmate? The Kenyon Marriage Pact has answers

Just about two weeks ago, posters began to surface around campus promoting the Instagram account @kenyonmarriagepact. The Instagram page explains the process and… Read More

by Chloe Goldstein
February 10, 2022
Eight creative, last-minute Valentine’s Day date ideas on the Hill

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, you might be struggling to come up with the perfect date for you and your partner. Read More

by Mia Snow
February 10, 2022
Mount Vernon library receives grant for vaccine education

COURTESY OF KNOX PAGES The Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County has been granted over $37,000 by Communities for Immunity… Read More

by Camryn Langley
February 3, 2022
To do or not to do? A look into moral dilemmas on campus

Who doesn’t know better than to skip to the front of the line at Peirce, or to pull off one’s mask in the… Read More

by Ronin Berzins
February 3, 2022
A deep dive into Kenyon’s first pandemic: the Spanish Flu

COURTESY OF THE KENYON REVEILLE As the first major pandemic in most people’s lifetimes, it’s sometimes easy to forget that COVID-19 is… Read More

by Madeleine Magill
February 3, 2022