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Spooky Kenyon: How did the Lords and Ladies “Creep” it Real?

Jaret Dan Jaret Dan’s ’21 costume idea began with a store-bought monk’s costume. “I figured I should get a creepy… Read More

by Sophie Krichevsky and Dante Kanter
November 8, 2018
A thorough look at Kenyon’s historic and forbidden towers

From a vista south of the Brown Family Environmental (BFEC), the spire of Old Kenyon Residence Hall rises just above the trees that… Read More

by Cameron Austin
November 8, 2018
BridgeKenyon group encourages ‘transpartisan’ discussions

On Tuesday, Oct. 30, five publications with widely varied approaches (Campus Constitutional, A Medio Camino, the Kenyon Observer, the Kenyon Thrill and the… Read More

by Dante Kanter
November 1, 2018
Oktoberfest brings local foods and musicians to ECO house

On Saturday, Oct. 27, the Environmental Campus Organization (ECO) hosted Oktoberfest: the ECO theme housing North Campus Apartment (NCA) was packed with people… Read More

by Noelle O'Neal
November 1, 2018
Ohio State Reformatory opens its doors for “Blood Prison”

Kenyon students may believe they live in the most haunted place in Ohio, but the Ohio State Reformatory gives Gambier a run for… Read More

by Mae Hunt
October 25, 2018
‘Chat with the Chaplains’ connects spiritual and social life

For those seeking a seat among the sunlit tables of Thomas Hall from 8:45 to 9:30 a.m. on a Tuesday, it might… Read More

by Dylan Hartman
October 25, 2018
Fall Harvest Festival brings in the season with music, games

Skies were blue and temperatures in the upper 50s at the Brown Family Environmental Center’s (BFEC) Fall Harvest Festival last Saturday— the perfect… Read More

by Cameron Austin
October 25, 2018
Phi Tau breaks record for world’s longest tree hug

On Saturday, Oct. 8th, Rhys Pinder ’20 hugged a tree on Middle Path for eight hours and 15 minutes, breaking the Guinness world… Read More

by Noelle O'Neal
October 18, 2018
Sunday Night Nibbles delivers homemade meals to students

For Uli Schwendener ’21, Sunday nights begin at 8 p.m. On Oct. 8, he pulled up on his bicycle to North Campus Apartment… Read More

by Dante Kanter
October 18, 2018
Great Country continues Knox County’s musical tradition

Music has always been a part of J.R Tackett’s life, and he doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. For Tackett, music is… Read More

by Elizabeth Stanley
October 18, 2018