Section: News

Office of Student Engagement plans dry Newman Week

In 1987, Paul Newman ’49 H’61 sent a letter to multiple colleges including Bates and Smith. In the letter, Newman declared his open… Read More

Section: News

Students sit in to back PCs

Students arranged a sit-in to support the Peer Counselors (PCs) this week. Every day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., students alternated between… Read More

Section: News

Intro writing classes no longer require samples

Starting next fall, students interested in creative writing courses will no longer be required to submit a writing sample to intro-level courses. Applications… Read More

Section: News

SMAs, College host sexual health talks

In the past two weeks, multiple organizations at Kenyon that prioritize students’ sexual health held events to educate the community on sexual issues… Read More

Section: Sports

Ladies improve to 4-3 ahead of NCAC, NCAA tournaments

The Ladies swimming and diving team finished their dual meet season this weekend with victories against Ohio Northern University and Ohio Wesleyan University… Read More

Section: Opinion

Art brings necessary exposure to campus

Cheever House is surprisingly full for a Friday evening. Sitting in the front row in a bell-sleeve, white lace dress with a flower… Read More

Kenyon swimming starts 2018 with a victory

While many Kenyon students spent late December and early January relaxing before    the semester, the Lords and Ladies swim and dive… Read More

Section: Opinion

Curry calls for Christ-based inclusivity

We had an inspiring moment on the Hill last Monday when students, faculty and community members joined in to sing “He’s Got the… Read More

Section: Global Kenyon

Global Kenyon: North, South Korea use musical diplomacy

Global Kenyon is the Collegian’s recurring international news feature. Because these pieces will be short, we hope they will inspire readers to conduct… Read More

College wary of tax reform

Republicans in Congress released their proposal to overhaul the tax code on Nov. 2. The two bills — one in the House and one… Read More