Topic: community — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Features

Philosophy department brews tea-riffic conversation and fun

Every Thursday from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., Kenyon students come to the second floor of Oden Hall to join Philoso-tea, a weekly get-together hosted by… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
November 2, 2023
Section: Features

Inside Johnny Appleseed’s surprising Knox County roots

This year, Knox County had not one, but two events celebrating the American legend, Johnny Appleseed. From Mount Vernon’s Johnny Appleseed Festival on Oct. 6… Read More

by Daisy Newbury
October 26, 2023
Section: Features

Harcourt Parish House feeds students’ mouths and spirits

Nestled along the hilly stretch of West Brooklyn Street stands the Parish House, which has humbly served the Kenyon community for many years. Owned… Read More

by Parker Wilson
September 14, 2023
Section: Features

Market owner reflects on one year of connection in Gambier

On Aug. 15, Betsy and Nick Jones celebrated one year of owning the Village Market. Over the past year, the Joneses have worked to… Read More

by Rhiannon Campbell
September 7, 2023
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Email attacks, not union efforts, polarize campus

Over the last week, Kenyon faculty, staff and students threw their argumentative hats into the infamous email-chain ring, debating in two public threads the… Read More

by Amelia Carnell, Salvatore Macchione, and Reid Stautberg
April 27, 2023
Section: News

DISCO establishes alumni network to build community

The Disabled/Chronically Ill Student Community Organization (DISCO) has established an alumni network in hopes of providing increased support to its members. Any alumni who live… Read More

by Hannah Dourgarian
April 20, 2023
Section: News

Community comes together to celebrate ‘Decatur Decade’

Community members gathered on Tuesday to celebrate the “Decatur Decade,” a recognition of former Kenyon President Sean Decatur and the contributions he made to the… Read More

by Hannah Dourgarian
March 2, 2023
Section: News

‘H2Whoa!’ encourages scientific experimentation and play

Armed with microscopes, Play-Doh and the principles of hydrodynamics, more than 20 Kenyon student volunteers commandeered Hayes Hall in the name of scientific exploration for… Read More

by Liz Deprospo
March 2, 2023
Section: News

Community comes together for annual Raccoon Dinner

On Monday, more than 500 people flocked to the St. Luke’s Community Center in Danville, Ohio, for a hearty meal and a chance to raise… Read More

by Katie Sparvero
February 9, 2023
Section: Features

Students reflect on volunteering at Knox County Head Start

Walk ten minutes east from the center of Kenyon’s campus, and you’ll find that undergrads aren’t the only kids in town. The Gambier Child Care… Read More

by Theresa Carr
February 2, 2023