Topic: community — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Kenyon, stop tokenizing the Amish

Kenyon is a college filled with wired earbuds, matcha and indie rock: a place where quirk is encouraged. Yet we share Knox County with… Read More

by Gabriel Schwab
September 17, 2026
Section: Opinion

It’s a jolly day to eat at Peirce: Sit down with your Professor

What’s with all these professors at Peirce Hall recently? I love it, and I found out. Starting the 2026-27 academic year, Kenyon faculty and… Read More

by Wyatt Strawbridge
September 17, 2026
Section: Opinion

Enough with y’all city slickers

Kenyon students have a warped perception of rural life. I am sick of going to Mount Vernon and witnessing my peers openly berate locals… Read More

by Anna Sugg
April 16, 2026
Section: Opinion

I lost my trust in Kenyon

Now, before you yell at me for my naïveté, I only do this at Kenyon. Nowhere else do I leave my belongings on a… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
April 9, 2026
Section: Opinion

Help us help the Homestead

The Denison University administration has given a three-semester warning for the closure of the Denison Homestead, a self-sufficient residential farm operated by students… Read More

by Ellie Westfall and Jen Novick
April 2, 2026
Section: Opinion

Confessions of a bad texter: It can’t just be a “me problem”

I’m a procrastinator. No, not when it comes to essay writing or studying. I’m a procrastinator when it comes to answering texts. When the… Read More

by Julia Steinman
March 26, 2026
Section: Opinion

Kenyon’s new single-cost housing policy is a good thing

Housing selection has once again reared its ugly head for the Kenyon public. When the flat housing rate was first announced, I felt… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
March 26, 2026
Section: Opinion

What’s the rush? Greek life isn’t the only community option

We’ve all been there. Freshman year at Kenyon can be really hard socially. It takes serious time and effort to build yourself a squadron… Read More

by Mariah Szabo and Maud Karambis
February 19, 2026
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Reject DoorDash convenience, embrace dining hall community.

As the threat of the recent winter storm loomed over campus two weeks ago, I (Sacha) noticed a fairly common item on my Thomas… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub, Sacha Franjola, and Micah Arenstein
February 5, 2026
Section: Opinion

Crossfire Goes Abroad: Should I stay…

Escape Gambier for some time to see the world with no extra cost!” You know what? I understand the appeal. It is almost an… Read More

by Dalia Fishman
January 29, 2026