Topic: politics — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Calling Kenyon liberals and conservatives: Let’s talk politics

Have you read an opinion that you really didn’t like in this section thus far this year? One that at least entertained you? Was… Read More

by Robbie Lifson
October 1, 2026
Section: News

Sarah Longwell talks voter behavior in CSAD discussion

On Sept. 16, hundreds of people crowded into Rosse Hall for a conversation with Sarah Longwell ’02 about her new book, How to Eat… Read More

by Daisy Newbury
September 24, 2026
Section: Opinion

Staff Editorial: Our language matters

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump warned in a Truth Social post that he would cancel the $257 million… Read More

by Mercer Thomas, Madeline Lawler, and Erik Kim
September 17, 2026
Section: News

CSAD hosts Field to discuss book on MAGA ideology

On Feb. 4, students and faculty members gathered in the Archon Auditorium to hear from political theorist Laura K. Field about her book Furious… Read More

by Wesley Brock
February 12, 2026
Section: Opinion

On I.C.E.

As journalists, our job is to observe and understand the world so that we can parse out the important details for our readers. In… Read More

by Dalia Fishman and Robbie Lifson
January 29, 2026
Section: News

Kenyon faculty analyze Maduro’s capture, Venezuela’s future

On Jan. 3, the United States Armed Forces entered Venezuela, disabled its air defenses, bombed infrastructure and captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and… Read More

by Tadhg Sahutske
January 15, 2026
Section: News

Kenyon students react to Mamdani’s win in New York City

On Nov. 4, New York State Assemblyman and Democratic Party nominee Zohran Mamdani was elected to be New York City’s next mayor. The… Read More

by Anna Sugg
November 13, 2025
Section: News

Gambier and Knox County elections see 24% turnout

On Tuesday, many Kenyon students voted in the 2025 General Election. Issues on the ballot included electing members of Gambier’s Village Council, the College… Read More

by Leah Beller
November 6, 2025
Section: News

CSAD hosts George Packer, reflects on democracy today

Established in 2007, the Center for the Student of American Democracy (CSAD) is deeply rooted in Kenyon’s political culture. As political tensions increase in… Read More

by Anna Sugg
September 18, 2025
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Anti-immigrant rhetoric has no place in politics

The lie began on Facebook, when a resident of Springfield, Ohio, spread a baseless rumor that Haitian immigrants were eating their neighbors’ pets. It… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Annalia Fiore, and Audrey Baker
September 19, 2024