Topic: election — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

Knox County votes on taxes and regulations on liquor sales

On Tuesday, Gambier residents voted to continue an existing regulation that designates 0.25% of Knox County’s sales tax to 911 operations for the next five… Read More

by Audrey Baker
May 4, 2023
Section: News

National Labor Relations Board sets K-SWOC hearing date

More than a year after the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) union filed a petition on behalf of the Kenyon Student… Read More

by Audrey Baker
March 30, 2023
Section: News

Tim Ryan and J.D. Vance square off in U.S. Senate debate

On Monday night, Ohio representative Tim Ryan and author and venture capitalist J.D. Vance faced off in the first of two Ohio Senate debates. The… Read More

by Audrey Baker
October 13, 2022
Section: News

CSAD hosts panel on voting as a college student in Ohio

On Tuesday, the Center for the Study of American Democracy (CSAD) hosted a panel discussion entitled “College Students’ Voting Rights, or Why You… Read More

by Audrey Baker
September 15, 2022
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: We need to reform outlets for student voices

With Student Council elections approaching, we’ve started to think about ways in which students can contribute to real, substantive change on this campus. Read More

by Amanda Pyne, Linnea Mumma, Jordy Fee-Platt, and Joe Wint
April 7, 2022
Section: Cartoon

Cartoon 11/12/20

by Alex Gilkey
November 12, 2020
Section: News

Across Columbus, protests and celebrations follow election

Following the news that former Vice President Joseph R. Biden defeated incumbent President Donald J. Trump, Ohioans’ reactions have become increasingly polarized… Read More

by Ben Gross
November 12, 2020
Section: Opinion

Make the most of your vote: cast your ballot in Ohio

In the weeks since early in-person voting began in Ohio, Kenyon students have been making the trek to cast their ballots at the… Read More

by Grace Goldstein
October 29, 2020
Section: Opinion

Settle for Biden in 2020, but don’t stop there

I stood at the polls this spring to vote in my first presidential primary. As a staunch Elizabeth Warren supporter, I was excited:… Read More

by Mary Hester
October 8, 2020
Section: News

Kenyon students face challenges as November election nears

With a pandemic adding risk to in-person voting, funding issues within the United States Postal Service (USPS) making it difficult to vote via absentee ballot… Read More

by Zella Lezak
September 10, 2020