Topic: vandalism — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

Student Council, administration take steps to curb vandalism

In the fall semester of 2019, the number of vandalism cases in first-year dormitories shot up significantly. Many of the incidents involved destruction… Read More

by Adam Schwager
February 13, 2020
Section: News

Vandals repeatedly target first-year dorm bathrooms

It was Saturday night. Bijan Khaghani ’23 was sitting in the first floor common room of Lewis Residence Hall when he heard… Read More

by Ronan Elliot
November 21, 2019
Section: News

As semester ends, vandalism across campus is on the rise

From whimsical portraits to provocative messages, vandalism on campus has spiked. In one of the more prominent defacements, the words “Fire… Read More

by Ellie Klee
May 2, 2019
Section: Must read

Residents address Caples vandalism

More than two months after black students circulated an open letter titled “You Are Not a ‘N-Word,’” administrators and students are still working… Read More

by Cameron Messinides
May 3, 2018
Section: Must read

Planned Parenthood event creates controversy

Pro-life students criticized a sorority-sponsored Planned Parenthood fundraiser and talk this past week. One student vandalized a poster advertising the event and two… Read More

by Emily Birnbaum
February 15, 2018
Section: Editorial

Anonymity requires responsibility

As journalists, we take our anonymity policy seriously. We only offer it to sources when the circumstances demand discretion. Following other news organizations… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian
February 15, 2018
Section: Opinion

Vandal violates Kenyon’s resolve to respect

This week, the four sororities at Kenyon planned to bring a Planned Parenthood representative to campus to discuss birth control, sexually transmitted infections… Read More

by Rachel Arens
February 15, 2018
Section: News

New K-Card policy addresses safety, causes inconvenience

After a year of considering changes to students’ K-Card access, a more restrictive policy went into effect at the beginning of this semester. Read More

by Noah Nash
August 31, 2017
Section: News

Black Box construction, stymied by vandalism, faces delays

Construction on the Black Box Theater is delayed due to recent vandalism and because initial designs for the theater failed to include a fire containment… Read More

by Grace Richards
November 17, 2016
Section: News

StuCo explores new price for vandalism

The price of punching through drywall may soon be more painful than any resulting bruised knuckles. A recent focus on… Read More

by Grace Richards
March 3, 2016