Topic: column — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Column: Caffeine culture on campus is not healthy

Caffeine is omnipresent at Kenyon. In my morning Japanese class, it’s difficult to ignore the colorful assortment of energy drinks that I encounter on a… Read More

by Dylan Sibbit
February 23, 2023
Section: Opinion

Column: Kenyon architecture needs protection, restoration and accessibility

As one walks along Middle Path, the magnificent historic architecture of Kenyon’s campus beams at passing students. Recent, modern additions to campus have not reflected… Read More

by Guthrie Richardson
February 16, 2023
Section: Opinion

Column: Make parties whimsical again

With midterm elections rapidly approaching, you’ve likely been bombarded by a multitude of catchy slogans. Now, I don’t want to get political, but I’ve been… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
November 3, 2022
Section: Opinion

Column: This Halloween, choose comfort and style with long underwear

As you walk down Middle Path, you may feel an eerie chill run down your spine. October is a month of goosebumps in two very… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
October 20, 2022
Section: Opinion

Weekly Column: This Halloween season, go watch a horror movie

One movie that will forever haunt my memory is Robert Zemeckis’ “A Christmas Carol.” Silly to think that a computer-animated dark fantasy starring… Read More

by Angie Tran
October 21, 2021
Section: Opinion

Police reform is not enough. We need to abolish the institution.

When I first started going to protests against police brutality in 2019, I was in a grey area politically. Increased exposure to different… Read More

by Grace Goldstein
April 29, 2021
Section: Opinion

Local news matters now more than ever. Here’s why.

As digital media and online news sources have grown in popularity, local newspapers have become less of a cultural staple. On the evening… Read More

by Grace Goldstein
April 15, 2021
Section: Opinion

Don’t make a martyr of me: the nuances of Black commodification

I always tell anyone who will listen that if I die at the hands of the police to not make me a martyr. Read More

by Aaliyah C. Daniels
March 18, 2021
Section: Opinion

Capitol insurrection might diminish the far right’s infatuation with police

When domestic terrorists stormed the United States Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, they thought the police were on their side. Then the tear… Read More

by Grace Goldstein
February 18, 2021
Section: Opinion

Unions are more important than ever

For weeks, campus has been covered with flyers from the Kenyon Student Workers Organizing Committee (K-SWOC), highlighting their demands and upcoming events. In… Read More

by Grace Goldstein
November 12, 2020