Topic: journalism — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Support local journalism

The media company Gannett, which publishes USA Today and over 1,100 other newspapers, including the Columbus Dispatch and the Cincinnati Enquirer, announced significant budget… Read More

by Salvatore Macchione, Amelia Carnell, and Reid Stautberg
October 27, 2022
Section: Features

Activists visit Gambier for Leopoldo López award ceremony

Carlos Chamorro and Berta Valle, activists fighting for democracy in Nicaragua, traveled to Gambier this week to participate in the events surrounding the… Read More

by Amelia Carnell and Cecilia Oshins
May 5, 2022
Section: Editorial

Staff editorial: As end of pandemic nears, our work is far from over

This semester has been one of adversity, but also of growth. Even though we have not been together on campus as we normally… Read More

by Mae Hunt, Evey Weisblat, Sophie Krichevsky, and Elizabeth Stanley
December 10, 2020
Section: Editorial

Staff editorial: In challenging times, the Collegian vows to hold our leaders accountable

Dear Kenyon community, The Collegian executive staff welcomes you to Volume 148’s first issue of the 2020-2021… Read More

by Mae Hunt, Evey Weisblat, Sophie Krichevsky, and Elizabeth Stanley
September 3, 2020
Section: Arts

P. F. Kluge delivers a recitation of new book on journalism

On Wednesday, Jan. 15, at the Kenyon College Bookstore, a celebration was held for P.F. Kluge’s ’64 new book “Keepers: Home and Away,”… Read More

by Sydney Fallon
January 23, 2020
Section: Editorial

Goodbye from volume 146

Cameron Messinides ’19, Editor-in- Chief I’ll be frank: I’m concerned about Kenyon’s direction. At the Collegian this year, we pursued several important… Read More

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson, Grant Miner, and Cameron Messinides
May 2, 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

In new book, alum chronicles efforts to end the longest wrongful imprisonment case

After graduation, many Kenyon students leave the Hill in search of an opportunity to correct injustice and make positive social change. In Kyle… Read More

by Ellie Klee
March 28, 2019
Section: News

On the Record: Mike Curtin

Mike Curtin is a freelance journalist who worked for 38 years as a reporter, editor and associate publisher for the Columbus Dispatch. During his… Read More

by Betül Aydin and Daisy Dow
January 31, 2019
Section: News

Professor García named first chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer at the College of Wooster

William P. Rice Associate Professor of English and Literature and Collegian advisor Ivonne García will be stepping down from both positions on June… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian
January 24, 2019