Section: Must read

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

Trans priest discusses his transition, church’s reaction

Twenty people gathered on Wednesday in Rothenberg Hillel House to hear Evan Fischer speak about his experiences as a transgender clergy member. Read More

KSJP performs traditional Arab folk dance in the Pub

After clearing away the tables that usually crowd the center of the room, members of Kenyon Students for Justice in Palestine (KSJP) transformed… Read More

Trustees will discuss campus culture of racial insensitivity

The Board of Trustees will discuss what it means to build an “inclusive community” during its spring meeting this weekend, a departure from typical… Read More

Section: Global Kenyon

Global Kenyon: Myanmar detains journalists

A judge in Myanmar ruled against a request to dismiss the case against two Reuters reporters. They were detained in December for allegedly… Read More

OSE gives out 600 Pete Davidson tickets

As of the afternoon of April 18, the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) had distributed a little over half of the available tickets… Read More

College installs bars on Bullseye windows

Two years ago a student fell out of one of the bullseye windows in Old Kenyon Residence Hall. Over winter break, maintenance installed… Read More

ITS will temporarily move into Bexley over the summer

Bexley Hall has worn many hats in its time on campus. Originally, the building served as the home for the Bexley Hall seminary,… Read More

Section: Must read

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

Jewish Voices for Peace hosts first meeting to create dialouge

A discomfort permeated the room as 20 students anxiously dug into their dinners; they shifted their eyes as a sign-in sheet was passed… Read More