Topic: politics — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

The truth about saying “I believe you”— in politics, how do we choose who to believe?

More often than not, Kenyon students do a pretty great job of staying educated about politics. With contradictory information flying around due to… Read More

by Mia Sherin
November 21, 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: Features

Activist Jabari Brisport talks politics, economic equality

Jabari Brisport first came to Ohio to canvass for then-Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders during the 2016 primary. Last Monday, the artist, activist and teacher… Read More

by Alice Tillman
February 21, 2019
Section: Global Kenyon

Global Kenyon: LGBTQ+ advocates in Chechen Republic of Russia raise concerns for human rights violations

Local authorities in the Chechen Republic of Russia have detained approximately 40 members of the LGBTQ+ community since December 2018, and reports indicate… Read More

by Daisy Dow
February 7, 2019
Section: Must read

Students, faculty react to longest shutdown in U.S. history

In the first week of the semester, students made their way back to campus, finalized their schedules and prepared for the academic and… Read More

by Devon Musgrave-Johnson
January 24, 2019
Section: Features

BridgeKenyon group encourages ‘transpartisan’ discussions

On Tuesday, Oct. 30, five publications with widely varied approaches (Campus Constitutional, A Medio Camino, the Kenyon Observer, the Kenyon Thrill and the… Read More

by Dante Kanter
November 1, 2018
Section: Global Kenyon

Global Kenyon: Dudakovic, others charged with war crimes

After his arrest in April 2018, Atif Dudakovic was charged by the Bosnian government on Oct. 11 with committing war crimes against Serbs… Read More

by Tommy Johnson
October 25, 2018
Section: News

With gender definition in question, students, ODEI respond

In the wake of an Oct. 21 New York Times report that the Trump administration is considering a new rule that would restrict… Read More

by Cameron Messinides
October 25, 2018
Section: News

Ken Harbaugh holds town hall in second visit to Kenyon

On Sept. 23, over 40 students and faculty gathered in Brandi Recital Hall. After a brief introduction by Schuyler Stupica ’19 of Kenyon… Read More

by Evey Weisblat and Ronan Elliot
September 27, 2018
Section: News

On the Record: Matthew Stewart

Matthew Stewart is an American philosopher based out of Boston, Mass. In May, you began writing about the 9.9 percent, and have continued talking about… Read More

by Matt Mandel
September 20, 2018