News Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Mount Vernon City School District to vote on 1% tax levy

On the Nov. 3 general election ballot, Mount Vernon City School District (MVCSD) residents will have the option to vote “yes” or “no” on… Read More

by Erin Teal
October 22, 2026
BFC bylaw changes allow it to autonomously approve funds

On Oct. 15, Vice President for Business and Finance Ciaran Strimaitis ’27 sent a student-info email announcing that, after its Tuesday meeting, the Business… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
October 22, 2026
Trustee Mike Arbour discusses $15 million budget deficit

On Wednesday, the Office of the President hosted a “Fireside Chat” in Archon Auditorium for Kenyon faculty to discuss the current state of the… Read More

by Daisy Newbury
October 22, 2026
Kenyon launches pilot program: First Year Peer Connectors

Eight weeks into the fall semester, most first years have long since left their orientation groups behind. This year, the College is trying to… Read More

by Emma Smith
October 22, 2026
CSAD hosts long-time Democratic Staff Director Joe Zogby

On Friday, the Center for the Study of American Democracy (CSAD) hosted Joseph Zogby, the Democratic staff director and chief counsel of the United… Read More

by Adam Leider
October 22, 2026
Campus Senate discusses communications, Ellucian Banner

Campus Senate met for the second time this year on Oct. 15, returning to President Julie Kornfeld’s charge to reform Kenyon’s campus-wide communications. A… Read More

by Maxwell Diouf
October 22, 2026
StuCo approves two new clubs: Crow’s Nest and Mock Trial

Student Council met on Sunday to discuss upcoming events and approve two new student organizations: Mock Trial and Crow’s Nest. Vice President for Business… Read More

by Eve Andersen
October 22, 2026
57 years coed, Kenyon to host first Women’s Conference

From Oct. 23 through Oct. 25, Kenyon will be holding its inaugural Women’s Conference. Featuring seminars, celebrations and activities, Kenyon will… Read More

by Erin Teal
October 15, 2026
BookWorms President Wins Kenyon Hunger Games

Though Hunger Games winners are typically known for being ruthless and violent, Kenyon’s first faculty-organized Hunger Games on Oct. 1 relied on wit and… Read More

by Erin Teal
October 15, 2026
Associate provost on administrative leave amid investigation

Associate Provost Travis Landry was placed on administrative leave last week after Paulina Gonzalez-Brito, a former Pomona College student, accused him… Read More

by Mercer Thomas and Madeline Lawler
October 15, 2026