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Ombuds Office releases report, announces new programming

The College’s Ombuds Office released its annual report in August. The report, among other details, offered new information on the recent development of… Read More

by Grant Holt and Ben Gross
September 17, 2020
Athletic Center reopens under strict COVID-19 restrictions

On Monday, Sept. 7, the Kenyon Athletic Center’s (KAC) fitness and recreation area opened for students, athletes and faculty members. In… Read More

by Huijun Mao
September 17, 2020
College Township Fire Department in dire straits

The College Township Fire Department is in fiscal trouble, and the leaders of Gambier’s emergency response station can only hope for a sustainable… Read More

by Spencer Hirsch
September 17, 2020
Ohioans resist mask order

An article published in The Columbus Dispatch on Sept. 15 detailed the parental uproar over Ohio Department… Read More

by Amanda Pyne
September 17, 2020
Athletes found hosting parties, violating COVID-19 restrictions

The weekend after the first week of classes, several groups of students hosted private, on-campus parties, which violated Kenyon’s current health and safety… Read More

by Grant Holt
September 17, 2020
Protestors confront Mount Vernon City Council

On Sept. 14, the Mount Vernon City Council convened for its twice-monthly meeting over Zoom to discuss a new hazard mitigation plan and… Read More

by Ben Gross
September 17, 2020
Recovered student says Kenyon was unprepared for ‘unusual case’

Questions about the administration’s transparency in its COVID-19 reporting arose after Kenyon announced its second positive COVID-19 test last Thursday. Another positive case… Read More

by Linnea Mumma
September 17, 2020
College announces second positive result of COVID-19 after recent testing

On Thursday, the College reported a second positive COVID-19 test result in the Kenyon community. “It is an unusual case and demonstrates some of the complexities… Read More

by Amanda Pyne
September 10, 2020
K-SWOC gains tentative majority as senators endorse group

A week after demanding recognition from the… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
September 10, 2020
Kenyon students face challenges as November election nears

With a pandemic adding risk to in-person voting, funding issues within the United States Postal Service (USPS) making it difficult to vote via absentee ballot… Read More

by Zella Lezak
September 10, 2020