Section: Global Kenyon

Notre-Dame fire inspires global response

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

Despite awkward Q&A, Tig Notaro gives solid comedy set

“So, uh, I heard about Pete Davidson,” the comedian Tig Notaro said as she took the stage in Rosse Hall on Saturday night. Read More

Food justice advocate stresses spiritual connection to land

On April 17, Amani Olugbala began their presentation “Farming While Black: Uprooting Racism, Seeding Sovereignty” with total silence. A community educator, storyteller and… Read More

New Title IX training to be more holistic

At the end of this month, Kenyon’s three-year contract with their current online Title IX training provider, CampusClarity, will come to an end. Read More

Activist talks public health, human rights

On April 17 and 18, R. Todd Ruppert Associate Professor of International Studies Stephen Van Holde looked on with pride as his former… Read More

Hundreds attend Earth Day festival at BFEC

On Saturday, the Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) held its annual “Keep It Wild” festival to celebrate the Earth and appreciate nature. This… Read More

On the Record: Jean Twenge

Jean Twenge is a psychologist, a professor at San Diego State University and the author of six books, including iGen: Why Today’s Super-Connected… Read More

Updated contract means new washers, dryers

After eight years with the current washers and dryers, the College is set to have new machines installed over the summer. Read More

Students express mixed reactions to online housing lottery

The 2019 Kenyon housing lottery will draw to a close on April 23, marking the end of the school’s first all-digital housing selection… Read More

Kenyon raises $2,500 for AIDS Walk Ohio

Last Saturday, five Kenyon students and staff members traveled to Columbus, Ohio, to participate in the 2019 Robert J. Fass AIDS Walk Ohio;… Read More