Section: Editorial

Despite moving in the right direction, the College still has far to go in accessibility

The “Enhance” component of Kenyon’s Our Path Forward capital campaign aims to raise $80 million to “adapt our campus to 21st-century teaching and… Read More

Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: On diversity and discourse

To the Editors, I recently had a chance to browse the Collegian’s website, taking the opportunity, as I occasionally do, to… Read More

Solitude doesn’t entail loneliness, despite first-year mentality

It is Monday afternoon. I sit with my book beneath an enormous oak tree on the lawn outside of Peirce, the early October… Read More

Majors lack a unified vision, and senior theses could clarify

The scope of college, from year one to four, becomes more and more focused. We move from studying all potential fields and schools… Read More

Despite moving in the right direction, the College still has far to go in accessibility

The “Enhance” component of Kenyon’s Our Path Forward capital campaign aims to raise $80 million to “adapt our campus to 21st-century teaching and… Read More

Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the editors: Fraternity culture and Brett Kavanaugh

To the Editors, I read with interest a recent article concerning the suspension of a particular fraternity at Kenyon and the… Read More

Individualism impedes accessibility

The majority of conversation about accessibility at Kenyon focuses on its physical shortcomings: “Pave Middle Path,” or “Kenyon is not a walking campus.”… Read More

Deb Ball, a ‘night of revelry’ at the expense of trans students

[Editor’s Note: While the opinions selection does not frequently  publish anonymous pieces, the author of this article wrote on the condition of… Read More

Section: Editorial

The exceptional, but necessary case for an anonymously written op-ed

This week, we made the rare decision to publish an anonymous op-ed in the Collegian. The author of the op-ed is a trans… Read More

Posture and confidence at Kenyon

As a senior, I’ve been battling feelings of anxiety of being ordinary and failing to stand out. In a world of competition, you can… Read More