Topic: environment — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Kenyon is not a golf course: Please let our natural lawns live

This is an article about beauty, and what we consider normal. It is also an article about Kenyon College’s lawns. As I write this,… Read More

by Julius Gabelberger
April 23, 2026
Section: Features

Data center sites are everywhere. Is Gambier at risk?

As spring arrives, Kenyon’s campus becomes even more picturesque; tulips start to bud, the trees begin to bloom and more students return outside to… Read More

by Caeleigh Stamper
April 16, 2026
Section: News

Kokosing River confronts Ohio EPA deregulation push

On Tuesday, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA) will consider feedback on a proposal that would allow a local gravel company to… Read More

by Emma Smith
January 22, 2026
Section: Opinion

Kenyon is not living up to carbon neutrality commitment

Last week, when the Board of Trustees gathered for its April meeting, the Board failed to discuss one key issue: the details of Kenyon’s… Read More

by Madi Hamilton, Hannah Hartshorn, Hank Thomas, Marissa Sun, and James Henderson
April 27, 2023
Section: Opinion

COLUMN: Local water management demonstrates need for vigilance

In the past month, the news has been filled with stories of leaks and accidents contaminating water, the largest being the… Read More

by Guthrie Richardson
March 30, 2023
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: East Palestine, Ohio deserves our attention

On Feb. 3, a 150-car train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, releasing caustic chemicals and other hazardous materials into the environment, including the… Read More

by Salvatore Macchione, Amelia Carnell, and Reid Stautberg
February 16, 2023
Section: Opinion

Column: Pick up your cigarette butts

Before all the NYC natives and grunge-band groupies take up arms to attack me, I would like to make it very clear that this… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
November 17, 2022
Section: News

Student Council votes unanimously against Meatless Mondays in Peirce

Over 100 colleges and universities across the country, as well as a large number of restaurants and food service organizations worldwide, have instituted… Read More

by Linnea Mumma
October 24, 2019
Section: News

Elementary students celebrate Arbor Day

On Monday morning, gray skies and muddy fields didn’t stop the students and teachers of Wiggin Street Elementary School from getting their hands… Read More

by Daisy Dow
May 1, 2019
Section: News

Hundreds attend Earth Day festival at BFEC

On Saturday, the Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) held its annual “Keep It Wild” festival to celebrate the Earth and appreciate nature. This… Read More

by Betül Aydin and Becca Foley
April 25, 2019