Topic: archives — Page 2 of 5 — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Features

Admitting Black culture: A look at the BSU’s founding letter

As we begin our celebrations of Black History Month, student organizations dedicated to diversity are gearing up for four weeks of discussions, performances and… Read More

by Evie Holzhall
February 6, 2025
Section: Features

From the Archives: Thawing out Kenyon’s past winter fun

The Hill is bundled up on account of extreme cold this week, making many students ache for the days of lush green lawns and… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
January 23, 2025
Section: Features

Dance it out: former College tradition promised revelry, fun

Long before the days of NCA-hopping and taxing walks to Ganter all-campus parties, Kenyon students found fun at Dance Weekends. Starting in 1918 and… Read More

by Julia Steinman
November 21, 2024
Section: Features

From the Archives: Thanksgiving seasons of Kenyon’s past

As Thanksgiving (and, by extension, the much-needed Thanksgiving Break) draws closer, Kenyon students are busy with the veritable avalanche of assignments and tests that… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
November 14, 2024
Section: Features

Brewing creativity: A brief history of 101 E. Wiggin Street

Everyone knows Wiggin Street Coffee as the one and only cafe on campus, yet it was only a recent addition to the College. Built… Read More

by Sophia Waterston
October 17, 2024
Section: Features

Archives: Family Weekend came from humble beginnings

There’s a chill in the air, the trees are slowly reaching peak fall colors and nearly 1,000 parents and family members are about to… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
October 17, 2024
Section: Features

From the Archives: The Horn Gallery’s humble beginnings

At the start of the 1993-94 academic year, a desperate and ambitious Kenyon student wrote to the Collegian asking her fellow students to help… Read More

by Julia Steinman
October 3, 2024
Section: Features

Sept. 19, 12 p.m.: Village Record provides information, levity

At a school as small as Kenyon, it’s easy to feel like everyone knows everyone else’s business — whether through word of mouth, YikYak… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
September 19, 2024
Section: Features

From the Archives: Welcoming rituals from the days of yore

The New Student Sing is a memorable ritual for first-years, not just for the heartfelt collective singing, but also for the time-honored heckling from… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
September 5, 2024
Section: Features

Doris Crozier and the early days of co-education on the Hill

Many of us know the Crozier Center for Women for its cozy common spaces, welcoming porch and friendly feline neighbor, but who exactly is… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
March 28, 2024