How have you noticed Kenyon change since you have been a student here?

P.F. Kluge ’64, Writer in Residence There’s a photo on the wall of my office, dated Oct. 11, 1960: my freshman… Read More

Four years later: a retrospective of life on Kenyon’s campus

Kenyon is in a period of great transition. Students today have the ability to shape our culture for the future. It is in… Read More

Section: Editorial

Goodbye from volume 146

Cameron Messinides ’19, Editor-in- Chief I’ll be frank: I’m concerned about Kenyon’s direction. At the Collegian this year, we pursued several important… Read More

Section: Cartoon

Editorial Cartoon: 5/2/19

Amelia Mott… Read More

Section: Editorial

Graduation goodbyes are too rushed

Picture this: The diplomas have been distributed, the photos have been taken, your friends and family are beaming with pride. You’ve done it. Read More

Tig Notaro’s Q&A session: unnecessary and uncomfortable

Many Kenyon students, myself included, were thrilled that Tig Notaro was hired by the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) to perform on Saturday. Read More

Farr Apartments are still not ready for living

This semester, I moved into a space that was not ready to be lived in. My Farr Apartment is brand new, and yes,… Read More

Section: Cartoon

Editorial Cartoon: Where’s Moxie?

Section: Cartoon

Editorial Cartoon: 4/18

Section: Editorial

All majors deserve same opportunities

It goes without saying that a studio arts major should not have to complete the same type of senior capstone as an economics… Read More