Students submit open letter holding college to carbon neutrality commitment

On Friday, Feb. 22, Carson Weisbord ’19 and Kíra Lancz ’21 submitted an open letter — which was signed by over 600 students… Read More

WKCO still without studio space on campus

When the basement of the new Gambier retail spaces flooded on Feb. 13, Kenyon’s student-run radio station WKCO was forced to delay their… Read More

Power outages follow construction mishaps, shaky weather

The College has experienced an influx of power outages this year, the latest of which occurred on Sunday when parts of South campus… Read More

Section: Global Kenyon

Global Kenyon: The Fortieth Anniversary of Iranian Revolution

Feb. 11 marked the anniversary of the Iranian revolution, also known as the Islamic revolution, in  that established the Islamic Republic of Iran… Read More

Activist’s talk focuses on trans representation in media

Last Thursday evening, students trickled into Hayes Hall 109 to the tune of “It’s Raining Men” by The Weather Girls — no ordinary… Read More

Health Center adjusts after departures of two counselors

When Kenyon students return from spring break, they will find two fewer faces in the Cox Health and Counseling Center, as the counseling… Read More

Students suffer injuries due to Middle Path ice

On Jan. 23, Abbey Roswell ’19, forward for the Ladies’ field hockey team, got a concussion. But she didn’t get it from a collision… Read More

New magazine to focus on Liberalism

A new student magazine, The Middle Path, calls for Kenyon students to engage in “a dialogue all too lacking” on campus. Starting this… Read More

Kenyon Unique features CEO of First Access

On Saturday night, Nicole Van Der Tuin ’07 threw the contents of her wallet onto the carpet of the Gund Gallery Community Foundation… Read More

Black history month programming closes with sit-in, vigil

The Black Student Union (BSU) and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI) partnered up in February to organize several events in… Read More