Letter to the Editor Archives — Page 2 of 11 — The Kenyon Collegian

Letter to the Editor: Undergraduate student worker unions stand with K-SWOC

We are the Union of Grinnell Student Dining Workers (UGSDW), Hamilton United Workers (UFCW Local One) and the Wesleyan Union of… Read More

by Wesleyan Union of Student Employees, OPEIU Local 153, Union of Grinnell Student Dining Workers, and Hamilton United Workers - UFCW Local One
April 21, 2022
Letter to the Editor: Why I wrote Kenyon out of my will — and why you should too

My family has always cared deeply about Kenyon College. Two generations of us have lived in Gambier, and, hopefully, more will. We’ve given… Read More

by Adam Bulmash
April 14, 2022
The Middle Path Partnership is a democratic necessity on campus

The Middle Path Partnership will be 10 years old next year. We, the UE Local 712 Executive Board, know that many people on… Read More

by UE Local 712 Executive Board
March 31, 2022
An open letter to Joe Lipscomb: Let K-SWOC hold an election

Dear Mr. Lipscomb of the Board of Trustees, We write to you as a group of Kenyon alumni who care deeply… Read More

by Kenyon Alumni
March 3, 2022
Letter to the Editor: The new moniker should be the Crows

My email account informs me that Kenyon is planning to change its mascot. I suspect most alumni will look at this idea with… Read More

by Billy Shields '97
March 3, 2022
An open letter to Joe Lipscomb: Let K-SWOC hold an election

Dear Mr. Lipscomb of the Board of Trustees, We write to you as a group of Kenyon alumni who care deeply… Read More

by Kenyon Alumni
March 3, 2022
Letter to the Editor: From a Kenyon athlete: a love letter to the Ladies

To lose a female mascot that is so unique to Kenyon would be a shame for women’s athletics and would unfortunately not solve… Read More

by Kellyn Caldwell
March 3, 2022
Few students ‘need’ cars at Kenyon

The recent staff editorial, “Kenyon Needs to Make Student Parking More Accessible,” seeks to remedy a nonexistent problem. The editors state that “Kenyon’s… Read More

by Stephen Kelly
February 17, 2022
Top-down decision-making hurts the Kenyon Farm

Changes to the working, learning and living conditions of students at the Kenyon Farm and among the CAs raise two questions. The first concerns… Read More

by Ed Schortman
February 17, 2022
Provost Bowman’s letter to the editor misrepresents the farm situation

President Decatur and Provost Bowman have failed to properly vet the decision to end the residential program at the Kenyon Farm and explain… Read More

by Jack Cheston
February 17, 2022