Directed at us or our neighbors, hatred cannot go unchecked

Martin Niemöller (1892-1984) was a Lutheran pastor in Germany best known for his opposition of  the Nazi regime. “Then they came for… Read More

Choices decide the environment, if not here then elsewhere

Ask any student what initially attracted them to Kenyon, and the natural beauty of Gambier will inevitably be part of their response. Located… Read More

Section: Cartoon

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Section: Editorial

Going beyond the ballot

As the midterm elections rapidly approach, the many calls for us to vote are louder than ever. Billions of advertising dollars, dozens of… Read More

Hookup culture doesn’t need to be a culture devoid of care

When sociologist Lisa Wade came to talk about her book American Hookup: The New Culture of Sex on Campus last Monday evening, I… Read More

Casual sex and ‘marriage,’ and the Middle Path between

“You’re either casually hooking up, or you’re Kenyon married” — that’s the first thing I ever heard about Kenyon’s dating culture. I thought… Read More

Our response to tragedy must include election day solidarity

At the end of every service at my synagogue growing up, those mourning in the congregation were given the opportunity to rise as… Read More

Section: Editorial

Clarifying the relationship between CAs, ResLife and the press

In our Sept. 27 staff editorial, “Ban on CA Collegian interviews must end,” we stated that “when we reach out to CAs, we… Read More

Kenyon culture precludes developing a genuine community

Though Kenyon has always touted its strong sense of community, that sense, at least as it exists now, is definitely lacking. It was… Read More

Self-reflection by visualization: tracking how we spend time

With eight 14-week semesters, we all have about 112 weeks at Kenyon total. I have about 24 left. In the bubble of isolation… Read More