Topic: history — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Features

Kenyon in 1918: A world war, a pandemic and an academic term like no other

Kenyon, the oldest private school in Ohio, has a history marked by continuity. School has been in session since 1823, the Collegian has been around… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
March 26, 2020
Section: News

Sixth Baron Kenyon, descendant of College’s namesake, dies

On August 17, Lord Lloyd Tyrell-Kenyon, 6th Baron Kenyon, passed away at the age of 72 following a short illness. His great-great-great grandfather,… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
September 19, 2019
Section: Features

Kenyon has debated paving of Middle Path for half a century

A recent post on the popular Facebook page “Overheard at Kenyon” ignited an online debate over paving Middle Path, often described as the “central… Read More

by Dante Kanter
September 5, 2019
Section: News

Bomb survivor details experience, life story

Shigeko Sasamori was only 14 years old when an atomic bomb exploded two miles away from her in Hiroshima, Japan. On April 11,… Read More

by Betül Aydin
April 18, 2019
Section: Features

‘Wild Men’: the circus performers buried in Mount Vernon

On March 17, 1905, hundreds attended the funeral of Hiram Davis, famed circus performer, at Mound View Cemetery in Mount Vernon. A train had… Read More

by Dante Kanter
April 18, 2019
Section: News

Alum gives career advice, talks value of history major

As a part of the Department of History’s spring majors’ meeting on April 2, investigative journalist Bryn Stole ’11 spoke on his experiences… Read More

by Daisy Dow
April 4, 2019
Section: News

Talk sparks conversation about fraternities and gender roles

Fraternity expert Nicholas Syrett and photographer Andrew Moisey gave a joint talk on Feb. 7 about The American Fraternity, an exhibition of Moisey’s… Read More

by Ellie Klee
February 14, 2019
Section: News

Guest speaker discusses her work on Iraqi Jews in Israel

On Wednesday, Orit Bashkin, professor of modern Middle Eastern history at the University of Chicago, presented on the findings of her most recent book,… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
January 24, 2019
Section: News

In a student-led trip, American studies majors visit Alabama

On the first weekend of December, nine senior American studies majors visited the Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and… Read More

by Cortney johnson
December 13, 2018
Section: Features

A thorough look at Kenyon’s historic and forbidden towers

From a vista south of the Brown Family Environmental (BFEC), the spire of Old Kenyon Residence Hall rises just above the trees that… Read More

by Cameron Austin
November 8, 2018