As semester ends, vandalism across campus is on the rise

From whimsical portraits to provocative messages, vandalism on campus has spiked. In one of the more prominent defacements, the words “Fire… Read More

Next year, ODEI will offer LGBTQ+ training workshops

The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI) is in the process of implementing a new training program for faculty and staff seeking… Read More

New club aims to support campus activism

Erin Donnelly ’20 wants to create some momentum. To do this, she started a new organization that aims to create a network between… Read More

Kenyon community mourns loss of first-year student Stella Simic, 18

On Tuesday evening, Vice President for Student Affairs Meredith Harper Bonham ’92 sent out an email informing students of the passing of Stella… Read More

Mayor invites Kenyon students to participate in Village’s strategic plan

On April 21, Gambier Mayor Kachen Kimmell visited campus to speak to Student Council about the Village’s strategic plan. By the end of… Read More

David Lynn, editor of Review, to step down

Following 26 years of service at the literary journal, Editor of the Kenyon Review and Professor of English David Lynn ’76 P’14 will… Read More

Section: Global Kenyon

Mass demonstrations shake Venezuela

Global Kenyon is the Collegian’s recurring international news feature. In order to tie these events back to campus, insights and analysis from members… Read More

Special elections will decide on tax proposal

On Tuesday, May 7, the Knox County Board of Elections will hold a Special Election Day. Voters who reside in the Mount Vernon… Read More

Elementary students celebrate Arbor Day

On Monday morning, gray skies and muddy fields didn’t stop the students and teachers of Wiggin Street Elementary School from getting their hands… Read More

ECO, Kenyon Democrats host ‘Walkout to Save the Earth’

In honor of Earth Day, Kenyon Democrats and ECO partnered up to organize a “Walkout to Save the Earth”. On Monday, around 30… Read More