Kenyon students should vote absentee in future elections

It’s no secret that Kenyon students are politically involved. There are many thriving political organizations on campus, and Kenyon students are diligent in… Read More

Section: Editorial

Political change is a long-term commitment

This week’s opinions pages feature two stories debating student political activity in Gambier. During election season, stories and commentary on voting, its merits… Read More

Pop the bubble: why voting in Gambier helps students engage with the community

Everyone should vote. Not voting implies a privilege of neutrality, and that these issues don’t affect someone because they are outside the problems… Read More

Section: Cartoon

Cartoon 11/14/19

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: What professors can teach administrators

This week’s issue includes a breakdown of the Higher Education Data Sharing Consortium’s (HEDS) Sexual Assault Campus Climate Survey. An eyebrow-raiser, according to President… Read More

Cancel culture prohibits a learning environment on campus

“He’s cancelled!” “I can’t believe they’d do that. #cancelhim.” These phrases are all too common across college campuses and… Read More

Section: Cartoon

Cartoon 11/7/19

We can do more than ‘just not eat meat:’ it’s time to reform our national food system

Vegetarianism has recently gained more traction in mainstream US culture, moving away from its status as a mocked diet and into a common… Read More

Staff Editorial: Compass lacks direction

Next Thursday and Friday, seniors will register for their spring semester classes. For many of us, this means the tedium of looking through… Read More

Marc Lamont Hill misses the mark by failing to define the meaning of “pro-Palestine”

At his talk on Sunday, Dr. Marc Lamont Hill was engaging and polite. He made a point not to antagonize any of the… Read More