Section: Cartoon

Cartoon 12/12/19

Section: Editorial

Awareness is key to avoiding bias in course evaluations

The Monday before finals week, we always get those emails in our inboxes reminding us to submit our course evaluations, warning us that… Read More

Virtue signaling and the dangers of social media activism

Right now in America, political issues are piling up: police brutality, gun control, climate change, women’s rights. Yet it seems that many of… Read More

Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the editor: Microaggressions

Editors: Before the recent break, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI) announced a “sticker and flyering” campaign to raise awareness of… Read More

Why virtue signaling isn’t so bad: when words are better than doing nothing at all

Virtue signaling is a phrase you have probably heard far too much. Whenever I find myself in the thick of a heated political… Read More

Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the editor: Administration’s role in addressing sexual assault

Editors: The Collegian published an article in its Nov. 7 issue featuring some heartbreaking facts, including that 18 percent of students report having… Read More

The truth about saying “I believe you”— in politics, how do we choose who to believe?

More often than not, Kenyon students do a pretty great job of staying educated about politics. With contradictory information flying around due to… Read More

Section: Editorial

Village Market must be vetted for Juul pod vending

Images of pods from the authorized and unauthorized vendors are at the bottom of this editorial. Do you know where your Juul… Read More

Section: Cartoon

Cartoon 11/21/19

Social media addiction is harming the wellbeing of students

Social media is addicting. Even as I make an effort to limit my consumption, I’d be embarrassed to share the amount of time… Read More