News Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Office of Community Partnerships strengthens Knox County relations

More classes are engaging with Mount Vernon and Knox County, thanks to the work of the Office of Community Partnerships. The College created… Read More

by Harris White

October 12, 2017

Senate revises freedom of speech policy

Kenyon’s Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities, which was last revised in 1972, threatened disciplinary action for those who “offend the sensibilities of… Read More

by Harris White

October 12, 2017

Kenyon Title IX won’t change despite new federal guidelines

The 2017 guidelines advise colleges to roll back protections for surviors of sexual assault. As the Trump administration signals a change in… Read More

by Tommy Johnson

October 12, 2017

Bug infestations common in Kenyon’s dorms

Since the start of the semester, Sean Garrett ’19 has seen a lot of bees — both dead and alive — in his… Read More

by Lauren Eller

October 12, 2017

College will no longer sponsor athletic parties

The Athletic Program will no longer support registered alcoholic events hosted by athletic teams, according to an email signed by Peter Smith, director… Read More

by Noah Nash

October 12, 2017

Survey: Student trust in Title IX process drops

Students’ confidence that the administration will protect those involved in Title IX reports at Kenyon has decreased since… Read More

by Jenny Tie

October 12, 2017

Missing painting found near Tafts

The painting, entitled “Her Garden,” depicts a scene from artist Ruth Bemis’s backyard. Courtesy Fred Linger An original painting by Ruth Bemis… Read More

by Bill Gardner

October 12, 2017

Deb Ball Prompts Discussion of Inclusivity

Deb Ball. The annual all-campus party usually involves glitter, a live band and outfits that may experiment with gender presentation, but some non-binary… Read More

by Gabrielle Healy

October 12, 2017

Student running for Village Council rejected as candidate

The Village’s Board of Elections rejected Eva Warren ’19 as a candidate for Gambier Village Council on Sept. 8 due to a clerical… Read More

by Noah Nash

September 28, 2017

Senate voting to restructure

By Betul Aydin Campus Senate will vote to approve a new membership structure on Thursday as part of its effort to reestablish its… Read More

by Noah Nash

September 28, 2017