Topic: climate change — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Ban brine from Knox County

The destruction of the environment already impacts so many lives, with climate change already causing more intense wildfires and hurricanes across the world. Read More

by Madi Hamilton
October 15, 2020
Section: Opinion

Radicalize climate activism

On Saturday, Sept. 19, two artists transformed a clock in New York’s Union Square into a “Climate Doomsday Clock,” counting down the… Read More

by Rebecca Renner
October 15, 2020
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

by Adam Schwager, Becca Foley, and Tommy Johnson
November 14, 2019
Section: News

Local Digest: Future of HB 6 lies in the hands of Ohio Supreme Court

Last summer, the Ohio Legislature voted into law House Bill 6 (HB 6), a bill that provides a monetary bailout for coal and… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
October 31, 2019
Section: News

Students gather at Rosse to partake in Global Climate Strike

On Friday, Sept. 20, students, faculty and community members alike gathered on and below the steps of Rosse Hall to protest against climate… Read More

by Courtney Felle
September 26, 2019
Section: Features

Philosophy students host ‘Big History’ tour on Middle Path

From the Big Bang to the discovery of fire to the future of our planet, students displayed the entire history of our… Read More

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson
April 25, 2019
Section: News

ECO, Kenyon Democrats host ‘Walkout to Save the Earth’

In honor of Earth Day, Kenyon Democrats and ECO partnered up to organize a “Walkout to Save the Earth”. On Monday, around 30… Read More

by Betül Aydin
April 25, 2019
Section: News

Panelists draw lines between climate, politics

Last Friday, a small audience of students and faculty gathered in Tomsich Hall 101 to discuss a matter of international importance. The event,… Read More

by Ronan Elliott
April 11, 2019
Section: News

Climate leads to muted fall

This year, fall in Gambier is less spectacular than it has been in years past. This is due to warmer nightly temperatures in… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
November 9, 2017
Section: News

Rep. Bob Gibbs hosts meeting organized by professor on ACA, climate

LOUDONVILLE — The constituents of Representative Bob Gibbs (R) gathered in a crowded room in the basement of the Loudonville Public Library on Saturday… Read More

by Bill Gardner
February 9, 2017