Environmental reform movement must prioritize equality

The hyper-politicization of climate change tends to effect a relentless stream of attacks against the mainstream environmental movement everyday. And while most of… Read More

Section: Editorial

More K-Card friendly vendors would benefit both town and gown

This week, the College bids farewell to Chief Business Officer Mark Kohlman and hello to Ian Smith, the new vice president for facilities,… Read More

Section: Cartoon

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Students can benefit from psychology classes

Recently, there has been increased attention regarding the awareness and remedying of mental health issues in the field of psychology. While this attention… Read More

It’s time to make self-care more about self-accountability

You have probably heard about self-care, maybe in the context of a company on Instagram persuading you to shop till you drop or… Read More

Section: Cartoon

Cartoons through the years

This cartoon, drawn for the 117th edition of the Collegian in 1980, was completed as Bill Watterson ’80 was finishing his… Read More

We must evaluate the nature of democracy

The slogan of The Washington Post is “democracy dies in darkness,” but maybe the unfortunate truth is that it dies in the light. Read More

Section: Editorial

For Greek Council, democracy should include accountability

Last Thursday, seven students put forth a 70-plus-page document petitioning the reinstatement of Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE) to the College for… Read More

Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the editor: Student wages

As a work-study student and Pell Grant recipient, I don’t disagree with the sentiment that more money would benefit some of Kenyon’s student workers. Just… Read More

Section: Editorial

The College needs more room for genuine dialogue

This week, we report on the creation of a new Campus Mediators (CMs) program. While the CMs could be useful for their leadership… Read More