Topic: Election Day — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

Chief justice candidate Jennifer Brunner visits Knox County

With Election Day fast approaching, nominees on the ballot are doing their best to encourage voter turnout and strengthen their political positions. In Ohio, Justice… Read More

by Rachel Botkin
November 3, 2022
Section: News

Off-year election brings mixed national results while local races mainly uncontested

This past Tuesday was Election Day. While a number of high-profile, nationwide elections were widely considered referendums on President Joe Biden’s first year… Read More

by Amelia Carnell
November 4, 2021
Section: News

Students report instances of racial harassment in Gambier

On a night in early September, a group of students of color seated outside were verbally harassed by a group of individuals driving… Read More

by Eleanor Kallay and Kinsey Uzelac
November 5, 2020
Section: News

Students and faculty come together to increase voter turnout

With Election Day five days away, student groups and campus committees continue efforts to boost Kenyon student voter turnout. In order to ensure… Read More

by Grant Holt
October 29, 2020
Section: News

Mount Vernon City Council reports $2.3 million deficit

Mount Vernon City Council met on Monday, Oct. 26, to discuss the city’s budget and plans for Election Day. Mount Vernon… Read More

by Amelia Carnell
October 29, 2020
Section: News

Franklin County reissues nearly 50,000 ballots after debacle

The Franklin County Board of Elections mailed out nearly 50,000 replacement ballots earlier this week, correcting a technical error that resulted in thousands… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
October 15, 2020
Section: Editorial

Staff editorial: Kenyon should cancel classes this Election Day

In what is arguably the most momentous election in recent years, we at the Collegian are pleased to see… Read More

by Mae Hunt, Evey Weisblat, Sophie Krichevsky, and Elizabeth Stanley
October 8, 2020
Section: News

House Rep. talks about his first term in office

When U.S. House Representative TJ Cox P’19 began his talk at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, he knew he would have until 11:45 a.m. Read More

by Betül Aydin
April 11, 2019