In every success story, even failure has a role

My name is Maeve Woollen and I am mulliganing a class in my freshman year. That means I will soon drop out from… Read More

Moxie may be ‘banned’ from O’Connor, but only out of love

On a rather ordinary Thursday morning I settled into my office in O’Connor House — throwing my jacket in the corner, pushing aside… Read More

Section: Cartoon

Editorial Cartoon: Game of Housing

Blacklisting is more than cancel culture

Blacklisting at all-campus parties is a complicated issue that has put many student leaders on edge. Student organizations who have hosted all-campus parties in… Read More

Section: Editorial

Staying home sick: ineffective and impossible

Over the past couple of weeks, Nurse Practitioner and Associate Director of Health Services Kim Cullers has sent two Student-Info emails regarding a recent… Read More

Section: Editorial

Social exclusion key to Student Council blacklisting debates

Student Council discussed in the past few weeks how organizations at Kenyon perform “blacklisting,” which is the banning of students from all-campus parties in… Read More

Economic boycotts against Israel hurt Palestinian interests

Last week, Kenyon Students for Justice in Palestine (KSJP) embarked on their annual campaign to raise awareness about apartheid in Israel. Yes, Israel,… Read More

Section: Editorial

Call in sick: don’t tough out the flu

It’s that time of year again: flu season. Your roommate has to send that uncomfortable text to the apartment group chat saying that… Read More

Out of the Classroom, On the Record: Lisa Leibowitz

In your time at Kenyon, what have you realized is the most important thing for a healthy political climate at the… Read More

The new Kenyon: where blandness triumphs

Look no further than downtown Gambier – three white, taupe and beige bungalows, all blending with each other into a haze of boredom. Read More