News Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

CSAD: Lincoln Project co-founder on evolving Latine vote

On Sept. 2, the Center for the Study of American Democracy (CSAD) kicked off its 2026–27 lecture series with a talk from Mike Madrid,… Read More

by Elise Hornsey
September 10, 2026
Senate has a new charge this year: Campus communication

Campus Senate put its proposed constitutional amendments on President Julie Kornfeld’s desk in the waning weeks of spring 2026. Her response isn’t due until… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
September 10, 2026
Unity House without managers, all rooms empty this fall

Unity House, Kenyon’s LGBTQ+ programming and residential space, stands empty this semester. Its common room and kitchen are open and accessible by K-Card, but… Read More

by Wesley Brock
September 10, 2026
Kornfeld addresses faculty concerns, voices ODEI support

In May, 117 faculty signed an open letter addressed to President Julie Kornfeld expressing their growing concern about “the diminishing institutional support for diversity,… Read More

by Calla Reynolds
September 10, 2026
Kenyon folds washer and dryer fees into tuition costs

As Kenyon transitions to a fixed housing rate, laundry across campus is now free and all machines have been replaced with new ones. The… Read More

by Ziv Dueber
September 10, 2026
Student Council talks Fresh Check Day at first meeting

Student Council met on Sunday, for the first time this academic year, to discuss committee applications, Fresh Check Day and Business and Finance Committee… Read More

by Daisy Newbury
September 10, 2026
Campus auto and fuel: Gasoline now on the Kenyon scene

As the fall semester came into full swing, an explosion of customers returned to Campus Auto & Tire, a longtime staple of the Kenyon… Read More

by Naveen Jestice
September 10, 2026
New Provost Dianna Shandy is studying Kenyon’s culture

Dianna Shandy joined Kenyon as provost on Aug. 1, months after the College offered some tenured faculty buyouts to reduce long-term costs. When asked… Read More

by Emma Smith
September 3, 2026
Summer storm brings temporary curtain call to Hill Theater

On June 6, a windstorm swept through Gambier, knocking a massive white oak into the northwest end of the Hill Theater. The impact destroyed… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
September 3, 2026
Student Council approves $22k budget in closed meeting

On Sunday, the Business and Finance Committee (BFC) met to assess 18 funding requests for 13 student organizations. Following the meeting, Student Council’s Executive… Read More

by Daisy Newbury
September 3, 2026