Topic: Kenyon — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Gerald Coleman reading shares poetry, fiction and insight

On Sept. 21, theologist, philosopher, poet and science fiction and fantasy writer Gerald Coleman enthralled students and faculty as he read a selection of his… Read More

by Mercer Thomas and Delaney Marrs
September 28, 2023
Section: Arts

Gabri Christa’s film celebrates Sheila Rohan, dance icon

On Friday, the Department of Dance, Drama and Film sponsored a screening of Gabri Christa’s experimental short documentary “Sheila.” Christa is a dancer, choreographer, filmmaker… Read More

by Osose Omofomah
September 28, 2023
Section: Opinion

Column: College is the time for diversifying and broadening interests

The college admissions process has become increasingly competitive, creating pressure for applicants to present a highly specialized and marketable version of themselves that may not… Read More

by Dylan Sibbitt
April 6, 2023
Section: Features

Alumnus promotes financial startup to help college students

Sam Lipscomb ’19 and the company he works at want to be the “financial ally of young adults.” The company, Fizz, is a startup that… Read More

by Sacha Franjola
February 2, 2023
Section: Features

Students reflect on volunteering at Knox County Head Start

Walk ten minutes east from the center of Kenyon’s campus, and you’ll find that undergrads aren’t the only kids in town. The Gambier Child Care… Read More

by Theresa Carr
February 2, 2023
Section: Features

Kenyon Photography Club sees campus through a new lens

The world of photography looks very different than it did a few decades ago. It’s easier to capture visual moments with the camera lens on… Read More

by Madeleine Magill
February 2, 2023
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Next president must prioritize equity and students’ concerns

This semester, Kenyon has embarked on the search for a new president. The choice of a president is a chance for Kenyon to set its… Read More

by Salvatore Macchione, Amelia Carnell, and Reid Stautberg
January 19, 2023
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Now is the time: Pave Middle Path

As temperatures drop and winter looms, it is time to make the yearly plea on behalf of all Kenyon students: Pave Middle Path. The conversation… Read More

by Salvatore Macchione, Amelia Carnell, and Reid Stautberg
October 20, 2022
Section: Opinion

Students should be wary of rumors

During your time at Kenyon, you may have heard a rumor about someone you know, or about someone you’ve seen before. If you haven’t yet,… Read More

by Meiya Carter
October 20, 2022
Section: Opinion

Kenyon students are free to voice their opinions, but not all political ideologies deserve our respect

The views expressed here are independent from those of the Collegian. In her Oct. 14 Collegian… Read More

by Salvatore Macchione
October 21, 2021