Topic: covid-19 — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

College officials unconcerned by COVID-19 wastewater data

As of Sept. 12, wastewater detection of COVID-19 RNA reached over nine times the baseline level — the highest detected in nearly a year,… Read More

by Amelia Roman
September 19, 2024
Section: Opinion

Remain vigilant against COVID-19

I, like most, stopped caring about the coronavirus over a year ago. I didn’t know what long Covid was until I was hospitalized with… Read More

by Rebecca Renner
February 22, 2024
Section: News

Chris Smith to depart Kenyon College for UNC-Charlotte

After guiding the Cox Health and Counseling Center through the pandemic, a Plan B shortage and influenza outbreaks over the course of his six… Read More

by Liz DeProspo
September 21, 2023
Section: News

Student Council discusses COVID-19 testing, Homecoming

The Student Council met on Sunday for the second time this academic year to discuss upcoming changes to the application process of new student… Read More

by Catelin Bromfield
September 14, 2023
Section: News

Kenyon sees rise in COVID-19 cases amid national increase

COVID-19 cases have risen slightly following students’ return to campus, with 14 active cases reported as of Wednesday afternoon and 34 total cases since… Read More

by Audrey Baker
September 7, 2023
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: The College’s COVID-19 responsibility

Kenyon seems to have left COVID-19 in the rearview mirror. Reminders of the peak of quarantine are largely gone. Although this is welcomed by… Read More

by Katie Sparvero and Hannah Sussman
September 7, 2023
Section: News

Student Council discusses disc golf club, Nerf war

On Sunday, Sept. 11, Student Council met to discuss the upcoming Nerf war; hear a proposal for a disc golf club and review… Read More

by Delilah Locke
September 15, 2022
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: The College needs to provide on-campus vaccine clinic

Kenyon must provide free COVID-19 booster and flu shots for all community members on campus this fall, as they did last year. The initial… Read More

by Amelia Carnell, Reid Stautberg, and Salvatore Macchione
September 13, 2022
Section: News

Village Council discusses COVID-19 spike and zoning

Village Council convened on Tuesday, Sept. 6, to discuss rising COVID-19 cases and potential changes to intersections and zoning ordinances. Council… Read More

by Hannah Dourgarian
September 8, 2022
Section: News

COVID-19 cases spike, campus policy remains unchanged

COVID-19 cases have spiked following students’ return to campus, with 77 active student cases as of Wednesday afternoon, and 98 total cases since… Read More

by Audrey Baker
September 1, 2022