Topic: Decatur — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

Kenyon goes online for the rest of the semester: How will student life be impacted?

The decision to move classes online for the rest of the semester and the related issues of student move-out, Commencement, student employment and… Read More

by Becca Foley, Adam Schwager, and Tommy Johnson
March 16, 2020
Section: News

DKE approved to begin reinstatement process next semester

Amidst a swirl of rumors surrounding the Lambda chapter of the Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE) fraternity, which was suspended in spring of 2018… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
December 12, 2019
Section: News

Planning begins for long-term study on College residential life

After receiving permission from the Board of Trustees, the College has begun planning an extensive study on campus housing. The study will assess the… Read More

by Ben Brumley
November 14, 2019
Section: News

American Academy of Arts and Sciences inducts President Decatur

On Oct. 12, President Sean Decatur was officially inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge, Mass. He was one… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
October 17, 2019
Section: News

Black Student Union celebrates a half-century of solidarity

Just over 70 years ago, Allen Ballard ’52 and Stanley L. Jackson ’52 became the first black students to enroll at Kenyon. Two decades… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
October 3, 2019
Section: News

Accessibility concerns reignite debates over paving Middle Path

Kenyon’s Middle Path has long been a defining feature of the campus, but it has also been a point of contention, especially in… Read More

by Ronan Elliott
September 12, 2019
Section: Must read

College debates Good Samaritan’s effect

The College’s recent debate over Playwright-in-Residence Wendy MacLeod’s ’81 canceled play The Good Samaritan grew into a nationwide conversation after national and far-right… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum and Gabrielle Healy
February 8, 2018
Section: News

Seniors establish fund

A gazebo for the North Campus Apartments in 2014, a swing for the first-year quad last year — these are traditionally the… Read More

by Nathaniel Shahan
May 5, 2016
Section: News

Complaining on Yik Yak? StuCo thinks it’s found a solution.

A series of tense standoffs between students and the administration over the course of this year caused Student Council president Phoebe Roe ’16… Read More

by Alex Pijanowski
April 21, 2016
Section: News

8 students chosen for working group

Last week, 388 people voted in the election to see who would represent the student body in the College’s new working group. The… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
February 25, 2016