News Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

CAs now able to use Good Samaritan policy

Community Advisors (CAs) can now utilize the Good Samaritan Policy without it impacting their employment status. This is a change from years past,… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
September 12, 2019
Capital University partnership will help students pursue teaching goals

Kenyon has formed a partnership with Capital University’s education program in Columbus that will allow Kenyon students to pursue a teaching certificate alongside… Read More

by Courtney Felle
September 12, 2019
Gaskin Avenue print shop to become mail-only facility

On Sept. 10, Fred Linger, manager of business services, announced via email several changes to print and mailing procedures that will go into… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
September 12, 2019
Muslim community receives new space in Thomas House

Last Friday, Jumu’ah prayer was held in Kenyon’s first ever space to be dedicated solely to Muslim worship: Thomas House. Formerly a faculty… Read More

by Ronan Elliott and Kayleigh McCoy
September 12, 2019
Accessibility concerns reignite debates over paving Middle Path

Kenyon’s Middle Path has long been a defining feature of the campus, but it has also been a point of contention, especially in… Read More

by Ronan Elliott
September 12, 2019
Finally! Lords victorious, end 26-game losing streak

Since last year, Lords football players have had September 7, 2019 circled on their calendars. “We better beat Catholic,” cornerback Bobby Strunk ’22… Read More

by Adam Schwager
September 12, 2019
Beer and Sex program subject to internal, external changes

The Beer and Sex Advisors have undergone several changes to their organization since last fall, including scheduling changes, restrictions on giving out phone… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
September 12, 2019
Village Council discusses housing demand at meeting

During the last Village of Gambier Council meeting on Sept. 4, Mayor Kachen Kimmell mentioned that “Gambier’s ability to meet the needs and… Read More

by RuiKun Geng
September 12, 2019
Peirce relies on paper plates due to broken dish rotator

Contrary to student speculations, the paper plates and bowls currently offered at Peirce are not a result of missing dishes, but rather due… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
September 12, 2019
New Chalmers Library “topped out” with purple beam

Though the Olin and Chalmers Libraries of yesteryear are gone, President Sean Decatur announced on Tuesday that a piece of them will live… Read More

by Ellie Klee
September 12, 2019