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Ohio and Gambier see soaring turnout in midterm elections

As polls across the country opened to groundbreaking turnout for the 2018 general election on Tuesday, Knox County and Gambier saw their highest… Read More

by Cameron Messinides and Betül Aydin
November 8, 2018
Residents address Caples vandalism

More than two months after black students circulated an open letter titled “You Are Not a ‘N-Word,’” administrators and students are still working… Read More

by Cameron Messinides
May 3, 2018
Kenyon protests against gun violence

Vahni Kurra ’20 was once robbed at gunpoint on her way back from high school. Alexander Alderman, an instructional designer in the Center… Read More

by Bill Gardner
April 26, 2018
College eliminates SMA confidentiality, hotline

The College will no longer allow the Sexual Misconduct Advisors (SMAs) to act as confidential resource or run their 24/7 hotline starting next… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
April 26, 2018
English comps will not include a written exam

A second department after sociology announced that it will be replacing its senior exercise with a senior capstone next year. The English department… Read More

by Cameron Messinides
April 19, 2018
College suspends campus fraternity after hazing allegations

Two weeks ago, Vice President for Student Affairs Meredith Bonham ’92 received a letter under her office door suggesting a campus fraternity engages in… Read More

by Bill Gardner
April 12, 2018
Future of Peer Counselors uncertain

The Peer Counselors (PCs) may lose their confidentiality, their 24/7 hotline and their ability to run small mental health groups starting next semester. … Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
March 29, 2018
‘Not your N-word’ letter spurs action

An open letter circulated by black students on Feb. 26 begins with the sentence, “To every Black student who has ever felt targeted,… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
March 1, 2018
Students and administrators targeted by anonymous threats

Students and administrators said they received threatening calls and emails from internet trolls — people who personally attack individuals after finding their information… Read More

by Bill Gardner
February 22, 2018
Planned Parenthood event creates controversy

Pro-life students criticized a sorority-sponsored Planned Parenthood fundraiser and talk this past week. One student vandalized a poster advertising the event and two… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
February 15, 2018