Library wall felled by wind, to be reassembled

During a storm on Saturday night, strong winds knocked down the eastern section of the 12-foot-high wall surrounding the demolition of the Olin… Read More

The Collegian’s 2018 midterm election guide

Governor and Lieutenant Governor Richard Cordray and Betty Sutton (Democrat) Cordray is running for governor with his running parter Sutton as… Read More

Faculty lecturer reflects on classics, his upbringing, American politics

When Dan-el Padilla Peralta, assistant professor of classics at Princeton University, stepped up to the microphone in the Community Foundation Theater on Monday,… Read More

Wording of matriculation oath changes

During the annual Founders’ Day ceremony on Oct. 25, first years and new transfer students will take Kenyon’s updated matriculation oath. The oath… Read More

BSU and KSGS host events on gun violence

Kenyon Students for Gun Sense (KSGS) and the Black Student Union (BSU) are co-sponsoring a week of events to encourage campus discussion about police and… Read More

Students can self-select pronouns on MyBanner

Kenyon’s student portal, MyBanner, is becoming more inclusive. A new set of features is coming online to ensure that students of diverse identities… Read More

At Saturday talk, Radiolab founder will discuss his storytelling process

On Saturday, Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m., founder of WNYC’s Radiolab Jad Abumrad will give a talk in Rosse Hall entitled, “The Miracle… Read More

Section: Global Kenyon

Global Kenyon: Dudakovic, others charged with war crimes

After his arrest in April 2018, Atif Dudakovic was charged by the Bosnian government on Oct. 11 with committing war crimes against Serbs… Read More

Board of Trustees holds meeting early

The Kenyon College Board of Trustees met over the weekend of Oct. 12 to discuss the capital campaign, Our Path Forward, as well… Read More

With gender definition in question, students, ODEI respond

In the wake of an Oct. 21 New York Times report that the Trump administration is considering a new rule that would restrict… Read More