Topic: community — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Next president must prioritize equity and students’ concerns

This semester, Kenyon has embarked on the search for a new president. The choice of a president is a chance for Kenyon to set its… Read More

by Salvatore Macchione, Amelia Carnell, and Reid Stautberg
January 19, 2023
Section: News

Giving Hope Charity serves local Knox County students

The Giving Hope Charity (GHC), a Mount Vernon-based nonprofit that serves Knox County children, helped to make the holiday season a little brighter for… Read More

by Hannah Dourgarian
January 19, 2023
Section: News

Shawn Kelly Holiday Party delivers cheer to local families

On Dec. 2, Kenyon student volunteers transformed Gund Commons into a winter wonderland — complete with multicolored holiday tinsel, an inflatable Santa that stretched from… Read More

by Liz DeProspo
December 8, 2022
Section: News

Theta and DKE host charity turkey trot on Gap Trail

Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE) and Theta Delta Phi (Theta), two of Kenyon’s Greek organizations, hosted a 3K Turkey Trot charity event together on Sunday. The… Read More

by Hannah Dourgarian
November 10, 2022
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Students should actively embrace community post-pandemic

Be mindful this year. As we begin a new academic year, so begins much more. New friendships, new experiences and new… Read More

by Reid Stautberg, Amelia Carnell, and Salvatore Macchione
September 1, 2022
Section: Opinion

We must strengthen student-faculty relationships in the age of COVID-19

A few weeks ago in my political science seminar, the class discussion was sidetracked when a student asked the professor if they had… Read More

by Milo Levine
April 7, 2022
Section: Features

Kenyon Twitter community fills void amid pandemic

In the summer of 2020, Dante Kanter ’21 spent an entire day obsessing over a tweet he had published. He was in his… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
April 8, 2021
Section: Editorial

Staff editorial: As end of pandemic nears, our work is far from over

This semester has been one of adversity, but also of growth. Even though we have not been together on campus as we normally… Read More

by Mae Hunt, Evey Weisblat, Sophie Krichevsky, and Elizabeth Stanley
December 10, 2020
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

Food justice advocate stresses spiritual connection to land

On April 17, Amani Olugbala began their presentation “Farming While Black: Uprooting Racism, Seeding Sovereignty” with total silence. A community educator, storyteller and… Read More

by Daisy Dow
April 25, 2019