Topic: knox county — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

Village Council hires new, experienced administrator

During a special Village Council meeting on Feb. 13, Mayor Kachen Kimmell appointed Ralph “RC” Wise as Gambier’s new Village Administrator. The Village… Read More

by Ellie Klee
February 21, 2019
Section: News

Village of Gambier considers development opportunities

At the recent Village of Gambier Council meeting held on Jan 4, members heard a presentation from Jeff Gotke, vice president of the… Read More

by Kayleigh McCoy
February 7, 2019
Section: Features

Hawks, eagles and nuthatches: birding club finds its roost

Judith Crouse’s favorite bird to spot in Ohio is the Cooper’s hawk: a large, predatory bird with bluish feathers, a straight posture and… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
January 31, 2019
Section: News

Health Center to provide LGBTQ+ students smoking cessation services

Members of Kenyon’s LGBTQ+ community who want to quit smoking have a new resource for help: the Cox Health and Counseling Center’s weekly… Read More

by Ellie Klee
January 31, 2019
Section: News

Kenyon professor speaks on science of addiction at MVNU

On Saturday, Associate Provost Sheryl Hemkin invoked science to combat the societal impact of drug addiction, at a workshop at Mount Vernon Nazarene… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
January 31, 2019
Section: Features

The Rural Cause helps Kenyon students feel at home in Ohio

At the second meeting for the Rural Cause on Sept. 26, the first item on the agenda was placemats. Catherine Gouchoe ’19, director… Read More

by Dante Kanter
October 4, 2018
Section: News

Village Council assesses finances of fire station

The Village of Gambier Council held their monthly meeting last Monday at the Gambier Community Center. An extensive conversation took place regarding the… Read More

by Evey Weisblat
April 5, 2018
Section: News

Office of Community Partnerships strengthens Knox County relations

More classes are engaging with Mount Vernon and Knox County, thanks to the work of the Office of Community Partnerships. The College created… Read More

by Harris White
October 12, 2017
Section: Opinion

Students need direct access to local news

When I was a student in Professor Emeritus of Sociology Howard Sacks’s Life Along the Kokosing course, my classmates and I analyzed the contents… Read More

by Dora Segall
September 21, 2017
Section: News

Wright Center dedication looks ahead to building’s future

The last time Mount Vernon Mayor Richard Mavis stepped foot in the Wright Center was during his childhood. The building was called the… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
February 16, 2017