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Village of Gambier and Township consider joint fire district

Nearly a year ago the College Township Fire Department and Monroe Township split. Now, the fire department, the College Township and the Village… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
November 21, 2019
Comedy hypnotist sparks controversy with allegedly racist opening skit

Matt Grisham was advertised by Social Board as a “comedy hypnotist,” but many thought his first skit was neither funny nor hypnotic; instead,… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
November 21, 2019
ASHES organizes protest of ICE at Morrow County Jail

Several dozens of Kenyon students, along with students from Oberlin and community members from Columbus, rallied outside the Morrow County Jail in Mount… Read More

by Becca Foley
November 21, 2019
Hannah-Drullard elected for Diversity and Inclusion chair

Last week, the campus elected the first chair for the newly-formed Diversity and Inclusion Committee. Out of the three candidates who accepted their… Read More

by Adam Schwager
November 21, 2019
Hemp production is legal, but regulations trouble farmers

Ohio’s recent legalization of hemp production in July has piqued the farming community’s interest. The law, signed by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine on… Read More

by Linnea Mumma
November 21, 2019
Vandals repeatedly target first-year dorm bathrooms

It was Saturday night. Bijan Khaghani ’23 was sitting in the first floor common room of Lewis Residence Hall when he heard… Read More

by Ronan Elliot
November 21, 2019
Students fear Market Juul pods “aren’t the same as other pods”

The Village Market still carries mint-flavored Juul pods, despite Juul’s recent announcement that they would no longer sell them. This, along with other… Read More

by Grant Holt
November 21, 2019
Kenyon alumna gives Indigenous Heritage Month keynote

November is Indigenous Heritage Month, and in celebration the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI) put together a series of events, performances… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
November 21, 2019
Update to mulligan policy prevents drastic underenrollment

At the Student Council meeting on Nov. 4, Bradley Berklich ’22, the Council’s vice president of academic affairs, announced that the administration will… Read More

by Linnea Mumma
November 14, 2019
Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori speaks about women in leadership

On Nov. 11, Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori of the United States Episcopal Church spoke in front of an audience of students and faculty. Read More

by Ronan Elliott
November 14, 2019