News Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Rural Cause hosts expert panel to discuss rural policy

On Feb. 18, the Rural Cause student organization held a virtual panel to discuss the future of policy affecting rural communities under President… Read More

by Adam Margolis
February 25, 2021
Senate continues mascot discussion

As Campus Senate continues to weigh the possibility of a mascot change, its members welcomed College Historian and Keeper of Kenyoniana Thomas Stamp… Read More

by Sophie Krichevsky
February 25, 2021
Green Initiatives drafts sustainability statement for College

The College is currently in the process of crafting and finalizing a sustainability statement that will guide Kenyon to be more environmentally conscious… Read More

by Spencer Hirsch
February 25, 2021
College ends quiet period early

On Monday, the College sent a news bulletin lifting the extended quiet period — nearly a week before it was scheduled to end… Read More

by Linnea Mumma
February 25, 2021
Kenyon starts reaccreditation process

On Monday, the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) began their decennial accreditation review of Kenyon. According to Director of Institutional Research Erika… Read More

by Amanda Pyne
February 25, 2021
Chilitos opening draws big crowds, concerning community

On Feb. 17, Fred Linger, manager of Kenyon College business services, sent an email announcing the reopening of Chilitos Fresh Mex and Margaritas,… Read More

by Ben Brumley
February 25, 2021
K-SWOC urges alumni boycott

The Kenyon Student Worker Organizing Committee (K-SWOC) is organizing a boycott of alumni donations to Kenyon. K-SWOC has unveiled an… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
February 25, 2021
Alumni Council discusses anti-racism and engagement

On Feb. 19, the Kenyon College Alumni Council met to discuss important issues, including the alumni career network and anti-racism efforts. The discussions… Read More

by Huijun Mao
February 25, 2021
Kenyon Review receives $10,000 arts grant from the NEA

The Kenyon Review has received a $10,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Abigail Serfass, managing editor of… Read More

by Grant Holt and Isaac Sage
February 18, 2021
Academic infractions skyrocket in remote semesters

The Academic Infractions Board (AIB) heard 12 cases in the 2020 fall semester, compared to the average of three per semester from 2015… Read More

by Amelia Carnell
February 18, 2021