Section: Editorial

Low turnout belies student apathy

The February calendar at Kenyon is filled with events commemorating Black History Month. Film screenings and the keynote address by Zen Buddhist priest… Read More

Women are not responsible for failings of fraternity culture

A new exhibit at Gund Gallery entitled “The American Fraternity” by Andrew Moisey is a jarring and captivating photographic illustration of the perverted… Read More

Construction delays should not surprise Kenyon community

The next four years at Kenyon will see more construction than the previous two decades combined. Many of these buildings under construction are… Read More

Sherrod Brown’s populism shows 2020 path

On Jan. 30, Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown spoke to a crowd of around 300 people in Brunswick, Ohio to kick-start his “Dignity of… Read More

Section: Editorial

Kenyon needs all-campuses

As all-campus parties become a rarity on campus, we fear that binge drinking, drinking alone and underage drinking will rise. Recently, administrators in… Read More

Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the editors: Jaywalking

To the Editors of the Kenyon Collegian: On Nov. 15, 2018, the Collegian ran an opinion piece entitled “Pedestrians, not cars,… Read More

Section: Editorial

Middle Path: On thin ice

Middle Path is supposed to be a place of connection, but that’s not possible if no one can use it. As… Read More

Notes from Gambier: On remaining in Ohio

This past fall, when walking from McBride to Peirce, I received an email from the Center for Global Engagement (CGE) asking whether I… Read More

Security cameras on new buildings do anything but reassure

After an absence from a community, one tends to appreciate its subtle changes. The same is true for Kenyon.  Some changes, such… Read More

KAC towels, designed primarily for men, serve as an illustration of widespread sexism

After an invigorating run on the treadmill with the Jonas Brothers’ “Burnin’ Up”on full-blast, a few friends and I headed to the sauna… Read More