Topic: knox county — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

College ends quiet period early

On Monday, the College sent a news bulletin lifting the extended quiet period — nearly a week before it was scheduled to end… Read More

by Linnea Mumma
February 25, 2021
Section: News

Kenyon senior’s research finds shortage in County housing

At the Area Development Foundation’s (ADF) annual meeting on Jan. 25, economics major Brian Sellers ’21 presented a study he conducted remotely last… Read More

by Huijun Mao
February 18, 2021
Section: News

Dashboard reports no new cases as Knox County stays on red alert

A week after students departed from campus, the College’s COVID-19 Dashboard has not reported any new COVID-19 cases. There is currently one… Read More

by Evey Weisblat and Linnea Mumma
December 3, 2020
Section: News

As Knox’s COVID-19 cases rise, two employees test positive

As local COVID-19 case numbers rise, Knox County Health Commissioner Julie Miller has issued new restrictions in the county: Businesses must make… Read More

by Linnea Mumma
November 12, 2020
Section: Arts

Billy Shakes returns to campus with updated programming

The Billy Shakes Project, Kenyon’s theater outreach and education program focused on spreading the works of Shakespeare, will be shaking things up this semester. Read More

by Annie Steuart
September 24, 2020
Section: Must read

Kenyon temporarily suspends on-campus activities in response to COVID-19 pandemic

Kenyon’s response to COVID-19, which the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on Wednesday, March 11, is an ongoing story and the Collegian will put… Read More

by Tommy Johnson, Becca Foley, and Adam Schwager
March 11, 2020
Section: Editorial

More K-Card friendly vendors would benefit both town and gown

This week, the College bids farewell to Chief Business Officer Mark Kohlman and hello to Ian Smith, the new vice president for facilities,… Read More

by Becca Foley, Adam Schwager, and Tommy Johnson
February 13, 2020
Section: Arts

Pop-Up Show unites three Knox County schools through art

Inside the Gund Gallery on a chilly December evening, students from Kenyon, Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) and Mount Vernon Nazarene University (MVNU)… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
December 12, 2019
Section: Editorial

Political change is a long-term commitment

This week’s opinions pages feature two stories debating student political activity in Gambier. During election season, stories and commentary on voting, its merits… Read More

by Adam Schwager, Becca Foley, and Tommy Johnson
November 14, 2019
Section: News

Mayor invites Kenyon students to participate in Village’s strategic plan

On April 21, Gambier Mayor Kachen Kimmell visited campus to speak to Student Council about the Village’s strategic plan. By the end of… Read More

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson
May 2, 2019