Topic: student life — Page 2 of 44 — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Features

Going off grid: Students unplug and destress at Quiet Hours

Finding a quiet, peaceful place to study or relax on Kenyon’s bustling campus can sometimes be a challenge, especially for first years who haven’t… Read More

by Ansley Amore
October 1, 2026
Section: Features

Age is just a number: Seniors under 21 spill their mocktails

As of right now, I belong to a powerful but oft-forgotten group of individuals at Kenyon College: seniors who have yet to turn 21. Read More

by Dalia Fishman
October 1, 2026
Section: Features

Notes from Abroad: Reflections on family ties in Ireland

While Kenyon offers an extensive list of choices to study abroad — a decision that can sometimes be complicated for students on the… Read More

by Anna Sugg
October 1, 2026
Section: News

Kenyon gets a D in free speech, 2027 FIRE ranking reports

In its 2027 ranking, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) placed Kenyon 76 out of 261 schools for freedom… Read More

by Naveen Jestice
October 1, 2026
Section: News

CSAD hosts dialogue, “Two Dads Defending Democracy”

On Monday, the Center for the Study of American Democracy hosted Joe Walsh and Fred Guttenberg as a stop on their tour, “Two Dads… Read More

by Eve Andersen
October 1, 2026
Section: Arts

“Absolute Shakespeare”: Tempest storms toward premiere

William Shakespeare’s The Tempest is old. Prospero, Caliban and Miranda first came to the stage on Nov. 1, 1611. This story (if memory serves… Read More

by Julian Ashley
October 1, 2026
Section: Arts

McAlpine’s Angel blends folk influences and tender lyrics

I heard Lizzy McAlpine for the first time in six years at the edge of the Kokosing River when my friend put on her… Read More

by Ila Prouty
October 1, 2026
Section: Arts

At the Horn, mmeadows brings liveliness, songwriting skills

Last Friday, the Horn Gallery hosted mmeadows, New York City-based duo Kristin Slipp and Cole Kamen-Green, who stunned the audience with their complex melodic… Read More

by Nora McDonough
October 1, 2026
Section: Arts

“Primetime” shines critical light on moral code of the 2000s

When I stepped into the UEC Mount Vernon movie theater last Friday, excited to see “Primetime,” I expected director Lance Oppenheim to skewer Dateline… Read More

by Gabriel Dewey
October 1, 2026
Section: News

The VI adds 18% gratuity to K-Card purchases

The Village Inn (VI) in downtown Gambier has implemented an automatic 18% gratuity on purchases made with K-Cards. Josh Smith, the VI’s owner, said… Read More

by Dalia Fishman
September 24, 2026